Putting spacing between strings

I am trying to print out something like this:

A (10 blank spaces) B (10 blank spaces) C

any ideas?

[jgg]

What are A, B, C? If they're strings, you can just do:

 A = 'cat';
 B = 'horse';
 C = 'bird';
 space = '          ';

 [A,space,B,space,C]

If they're numbers, use num2str first:

 A = [1,2,3,4]
 B = [5,6,7,8]
 C= [9]
 space = '          ';

 [num2str(A),space,num2str(B),space,num2str(C)]

[Yoshi]

ABC are supposed to be singular values such as 7,8,9

[jgg]

Then the second example there should work. I'll submit it as an answer.

Answer 1

[jgg]

You can do this by sending them to strings then concatenating them:

 A = 1;
 B = 8;
 C=  9;
 space = '          ';
 str = [num2str(A),space,num2str(B),space,num2str(C)];
 disp(str)

or you can print str to a file (it's unclear what you mean by "print out")