MATLAB Programming

Comma-Separated Lists
Displaying Arrays
Use a list to display all or part of a structure or cell array:
A{:}
ans =
Hello
ans =
34
ans =
36
ans =
38
.
.
.
Concatenation
Putting a comma-separated list inside square brackets extracts the specified
elements from the list and concatenates them:
A = [C{:, 5:6}]
A =
34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
whos A
Name Size Bytes Class
A 1x8 64 double array
Function Call Arguments
When writing the code for a function call, you enter the input arguments as a
list with each argument separated by a comma. If you have these arguments
stored in a structure or cell array, then you can generate all or part of the
argument list from the structure or cell array instead. This can be especially
useful when passing in variable numbers of arguments.
This example passes several attribute-value arguments to the plot function:
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