MATLAB Programming

2 Data Types
of an array without regard to the contents of those cells, use cell indexing.
This type of indexing is denoted by the parentheses operator ( ).
Use cell indexing to assign any set of cells to another variable, creating
a new cell array.
Creating a New Cell Array from an Existing One
• Content indexing gives you access to the contents of a cell. You can work
with individual elements of an array within a cell, but you can only do so
for one cell at a time. This indexing uses the curly brace operator { }.
Displaying Parts of the Cell Array. Using the example cell array A, you
candisplayinformationonthefirstrow of cells using cell indexing. (The
MATLAB colon operator functions the same when used with cell arrays as it
does with numeric arrays):
A(1,:)
ans =
[3x5 double] [3.1416] [1x2 struct]
To display the contents of these cells, use content indexing:
A{1,:}
ans =
19.0026 9.7196 9.1294 8.8941 18.4363
4.6228 17.8260 0.3701 12.3086 14.7641
12.1369 15.2419 16.4281 15.8387 3.5253
ans =
3.1416
ans =
1x2 struct array with fields:
name
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