use the .dot notation variable.field to create the vectors t, c,and f in matlab

Assuming that the variable is a struct and the fields are numerical arrays, the following code demonstrates how to create vectors t, c, and f using the dot notation.

main.m
% Example struct
variable.field1 = [1 2 3];
variable.field2 = [4 5 6];
variable.field3 = [7 8 9];

% Create vectors t, c, and f
t = variable.field1;
c = variable.field2;
f = variable.field3;
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In this example, variable is a struct with three fields: field1, field2, and field3. The dot notation is used to access the fields of the struct. To create the vectors t, c, and f, the values of each field are assigned to a separate variable using the equals sign. The resulting vectors contain the values of the original fields in the struct.