Comparing cell arrays of strings of unequal size/replacing missing values with zeroes

I have two cell arrays of strings of unequal size:

A = {'dog','cat'};

B = {'dog ','cat','fish ','horse'};

How can I compare A with B string-by-string and put a zero (0) where strings in B are not in A?

I would expect a result kind of that:

B = {'dog ','cat', 0, 0};

[James Tursa]

+1 for showing an explicit example with expected result!

Answer 1

[James Tursa]

A = {'dog','cat'};
B = {'dog','cat','fish','horse'};
B(~ismember(B,A)) = {0}
B = 
    'dog'    'cat'    [0]    [0]

Note: Your B{1} and B{3} as shown above have an extra space at the end. I assumed this was a typo and removed it. If it is not a typo then the solution above will have to be modified.

[Panagiotis Papagiannopoulos]

Thank you!