user input vector in matlab

To get user input vector in MATLAB, use the input() function. Here's an example:

main.m
% Get user input vector
vector = input('Enter a vector: ');

% Display the input vector
disp(['Input vector: ' num2str(vector)]);
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When you run this code, it will ask the user to enter a vector in the MATLAB command window. The user can enter the vector in square brackets, like this:

main.m
Enter a vector: [1 2 3]
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The input() function will read the input vector and store it in the vector variable. The num2str() function is used to convert the vector to a string, so it can be displayed using the disp() function.

Note that the user can enter any valid MATLAB vector, including row vectors, column vectors, and vectors with any number of elements.