Multiply Each Cell Value in Double by 1000
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I have a 10801x1 double saved as variable x1 in my workspace and I want to multiply each cell within that double by 1000 and then save the variable as a .txt file, is there a way to do this?
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Dyuman Joshi
on 10 Feb 2023
"I want to multiply each cell within that double"
They are referred as elements not cells, as cells in MATLAB mean something else.
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Arif Hoq
on 10 Feb 2023
your_variable=randi(400,10801,1);
out=your_variable*1000;
writematrix(out,'mytextfile.txt')
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Dyuman Joshi
on 10 Feb 2023
"Where does 'mytextile.txt' get saved?"
The file gets saved In the current directory. You can find that by typing the command "pwd" in your command line.
"is there a way to specific the directory?"
Yes, refer here - writematrix filename
Dinesh
on 10 Feb 2023
Hi there!
You can use the following code to accomplish what you want:
x1 = x1 * 1000;
dlmwrite('output.txt', x1, 'delimiter', '\n');
The first line multiplies each cell in the array by 1000.
The second line writes the modified array to a text file "output.txt" where each of the cell value occurs in a new line.
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