STRJOIN 1.0

Syntax S = strjoin(C) S = strjoin(C, separator) Description S = strjoin(C) takes an array C and returns a string S which concatenates array elements with comma. C can be a cell array of strings, a character array, or a numeric array. If C is a matrix, it is first flattened to get an array and concateneted. S = strjoin(C, separator) also specifies separator to be used for string concatenation. The default separator is comma. Example >> str = strjoin({'this','is','a','cell','array'}) str = this,is,a,cell,array >> str = strjoin(char({'this','is','a','char','array'})) str = this,is,a,char,array >> str = strjoin([1,2,2],'_') str = 1_2_2 >> str = strjoin({1,2,2,'string'},'t') str = 1 2 2 string

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Matlab
Keyword:	Concatenation,  Concateneted,  Default,  Flattened,  Matrix,  Specifies,  Strjoin String
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