How to create column headers?

I have the following code:

months=1:12;
orientation = [0, -90];
row = 1:3;
tilt = [0,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90];
irr = [10,110,120,130,140,150,160,170,180,190];
table.x=tilt;
table.y=irr;

for m=1:length(months)
    for o=1:length(orientation)
        for r=1:length(row)
            disp([m,o,r])
            for n=1:length(tilt)
table.x=tilt(n);
table.y=irr(n);

disp(table)
            end 
        end 
    end 
end 

How can I have x and y as the column headers instaed of having them noting every element? for example for m=1,0=2,r=3, I want the output to be:

1 2 3

x y

0 10

10 110

20 120

30 130

40 140

50 150

60 160

70 170

80 180

90 190

Answer 1

[Scott MacKenzie]

Something like this will work. I'm only showing the inner for-loop.

    fprintf('%6s%6s\n\n', 'x', 'y');
    for n=1:length(tilt)
         table.x=tilt(n);
         table.y=irr(n);
         disp([table.x table.y]);           
    end    

Output (last table only):

12 2 3

x y

0 10

10 110

20 120

30 130

40 140

50 150

60 160

70 170

[Hannah]

That's perfect! thank you so much :)

[Scott MacKenzie]

You're welcome. Glad to help. Good luck.

Answer 2

[Cris LaPierre]

My preference is to use the table function to create a MATLAB table (data type table instead of structure)

x = [0,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90]';
y = [10,110,120,130,140,150,160,170,180,190]';

data = table(x,y)

data = 10×2 table
    x      y 
    __    ___

     0     10
    10    110
    20    120
    30    130
    40    140
    50    150
    60    160
    70    170
    80    180
    90    190

However, to stick to the same approach you are using, remove the last loop. I've reduced months and row to limit the output length here.

months=1:1;
orientation = [0, -90];
row = 1:1;
tilt = [0,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90];
irr = [10,110,120,130,140,150,160,170,180,190];

for m=1:length(months)
    for o=1:length(orientation)
        for r=1:length(row)
            disp([m,o,r])
            table.x=tilt';
            table.y=irr';
            disp(["x","y"])
            disp([table.x table.y])
        end
    end
end

     1     1     1

    "x"    "y"

     0    10
    10   110
    20   120
    30   130
    40   140
    50   150
    60   160
    70   170
    80   180
    90   190

     1     2     1

    "x"    "y"

     0    10
    10   110
    20   120
    30   130
    40   140
    50   150
    60   160
    70   170
    80   180
    90   190

To create exactly what you specified, you can use fprintf instead of disp

for m=1:length(months)
    for o=1:length(orientation)
        for r=1:length(row)
            fprintf('%g    %g    %g',m,o,r)
            fprintf('%s    %s',"x","y")
            table.x=tilt';
            table.y=irr';
            fprintf('%g    %g\n',[table.x table.y]')
        end
    end
end

1    1    1

x    y

0    10
10    110
20    120
30    130
40    140
50    150
60    160
70    170
80    180
90    190

1    2    1

x    y

0    10
10    110
20    120
30    130
40    140
50    150
60    160
70    170
80    180
90    190

[Hannah]

Yes that's great too. makes it nicer. Thank you so much!