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Cell Arrays
Cell Arrays
In this section...
"Overview" on page 2-97
"Cell Array Operators" on page 2-98
"Creating a Cell Array" on page 2-99
"Referencing Cells of a Cell Array" on page 2-103
"Deleting Cells" on page 2-110
"Reshaping Cell Arrays" on page 2-110
"Replacing Lists of Variables with Cell Arrays" on page 2-111 "Applying Functions and Operators" on page 2-112 "Organizing Data in Cell Arrays" on page 2-113 "Nesting Cell Arrays" on page 2-114
"Converting Between Cell and Numeric Arrays" on page 2-116 "Cell Arrays of Structures" on page 2-117 "Function Summary" on page 2-118
Overview
A cell array provides a storage mechanism for dissimilar kinds of data. You can store arrays of different types and/or sizes within the cells of a cell array. For example, you can store a 1-by-50 char array, a 7-by-13 double array, and a 1-by-1 uint32 in cells of the same cell array.
This illustration shows a cell array A that contains arrays of unsigned integers in A{1,1}, strings in A{1 ,2}, complex numbers in A{1,3}, floating-point numbers in A{2,1}, signed integers in A{2,2}, and another cell array in A{2,3}.
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