[Solved] What is the output of the following MATLAB code?str = "MATLAB"; charArr = 'MATLAB'; disp(class(str)); disp(class(charArr)); | MATLAB

MATLAB - String Handling

What is the output of the following MATLAB code?

str = "MATLAB";
charArr = 'MATLAB';
disp(class(str));
disp(class(charArr));

Astring char

Bchar string

Cstring string

Dchar char

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify variable types
Variable str is created with double quotes, so it is a string type. Variable charArr uses single quotes, so it is a character array (char).
Step 2: Understand class() output
The class() function returns the type name as a string. So class(str) returns 'string' and class(charArr) returns 'char'.
Final Answer:
string char -> Option A
Quick Check:
Double quotes = string, single quotes = char [OK]

Quick Trick: class() shows 'string' for double quotes, 'char' for single quotes [OK]

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