“\n” is the standard newline character in most modern systems and it has the ASCII Code of 0x0A
, it makes you print what is after it in a new line.
Example :
disp("bla bla\ntesting more bla bla")
This prints :
1:1:10 in for loops mean the iteration from 1 to 10, with a step of 1 number between each iteration like :
bla bla
testing more bla bla
So it basically starts a new line for written text.testing more bla bla
1:1:10 in for loops mean the iteration from 1 to 10, with a step of 1 number between each iteration like :
for x = 1:1:10
disp(x)
end
This prints :
disp(x)
end
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How about combining both ?
for x = 1:1:10
sprintf(' %d \n' , x)
end
This prints :
sprintf(' %d \n' , x)
end
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