Can you combine multiple variables into one variable using &&?

I want to combine multiple variables I have defined into one overall variable. Is that possible by using &&?

[dpb]

'Pends on what you mean by "combine"

Show us example input and desired output.

[Robert A Easter]

So I defined multiple variables seperately and was wondering if it was possible to create a variable with all of these combined within it so that way I can display all of these variablles at once when I call that one variable. I thought I could put all of these separate variables together in one variable with && but I am not sure.

[dpb]

That's still pretty nebulous but a cell array would hold the three variables as cells; it wouldn't "display" (again, whatever that means to you) them all at once.

If the variables are of commensurate sizes and same type then you could combine vectors into array/matrix or 2D array/matrices into 3D.

Or, there's the table if types are different but lengths a commensurate.

Again, it all depends on what you really mean.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

No, you would use & instead of && . See https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/95028-how-can-i-create-a-latex-table-from-a-matlab-array