Given two string arrays A = ['one'; 'two'] and B = ['red'; 'blue'], which MATLAB code concatenates corresponding rows, producing {'onered', 'twoblue'}?

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MATLAB - String Handling

Given two string arrays A = ['one'; 'two'] and B = ['red'; 'blue'], which MATLAB code concatenates corresponding rows, producing {'onered', 'twoblue'}?

AC = strcat(A, ' ', B);

BC = strcat(A + ' ' + B);

CC = strcat(cellstr(A), {' '}, cellstr(B));

DC = strcat(cellstr(A), ' ', cellstr(B));

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Convert char arrays to cell arrays of strings
cellstr converts rows of char arrays to cell strings.
Step 2: Use strcat with cell arrays
strcat(cellstr(A), ' ', cellstr(B)) concatenates each corresponding pair after trimming trailing spaces.
Final Answer:
C = strcat(cellstr(A), ' ', cellstr(B)); -> Option D
Quick Check:
Convert char arrays to cellstr before using strcat [OK]

Quick Trick: Use cellstr to convert char arrays before strcat [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using + operator
Passing cell arrays incorrectly
Not converting char arrays

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Given two string arrays A = ['one'; 'two'] and B = ['red'; 'blue'], which MATLAB code concatenates corresponding rows, producing {'onered', 'twoblue'}?

Step 1: Convert char arrays to cell arrays of strings

Step 2: Use strcat with cell arrays

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