"randi(100)" Outputting Characters Instead of Integers
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In line 2 below, "randi(100)" is returning characters, including black spaces, instead of integers. What code is converting "randi(100)" to return characters above line XXX, and how can I change this code to return integers?
dstr=num2str(d);
name=strcat('d',dstr,'_',randi(100));
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per isakson
2015년 10월 18일
IMO: it's better to use sprintf
>> name = sprintf( 'd%s_%d', dstr, randi(100) )
name =
dhello_91
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the cyclist
2015년 10월 18일
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2015년 10월 18일
I think you might want
name=strcat('d',dstr,'_',num2str(randi(100)));
This will convert the number to its string equivalent, rather than the ASCII value corresponding to that value (which is what I assume is happening now).
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