The definition of a lot of variables

I had to define a lot of variables like these where the numbers represent the indexes of the variables in the range from 1 to 6 in my case:

I1xx = (m1/3)*(dy1^2 + dz1^2); %[kg*m^2]

I1yy = (m1/3)*(a1^2- a1*b1 + b1^2 + dz1^2); %[kg*m^2]

I1zz = (m1/3)*(a1^2- a1*b1 + b1^2 + dy1^2); %[kg*m^2]

I2xx = (m2/3)*(dy2^2 + dz2^2); %[kg*m^2]

I2yy = (m2/3)*(a2^2- a2*b2 + b2^2 + dz2^2); %[kg*m^2]

I2zz = (m2/3)*(a2^2- a2*b2 + b2^2 + dy2^2); %[kg*m^2]

The question is: exist a method like a for cycle or any other method that I can use to write all variables with their name in a simple way?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

No.

You could do it in a way that is a bit messy.

However, we firmly recommend against such coding. Alternatives are discussed at

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval

[Andrea Cesaro]

Thank you