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You want to concatenate the words "Data" and 'Science' in MATLAB to form a string. Which code correctly does this and results in a string type?

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MATLAB - String Handling
You want to concatenate the words "Data" and 'Science' in MATLAB to form a string. Which code correctly does this and results in a string type?
A<code>result = "Data" + 'Science';</code>
B<code>result = "Data" + "Science";</code>
C<code>result = "Data" + string('Science');</code>
D<code>result = "Data" + char('Science');</code>
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Understand types of inputs

    "Data" is a string. 'Science' is a character array. To concatenate strings, both must be string type.
  2. Step 2: Convert character array to string before concatenation

    Using string('Science') converts the char array to string, allowing + operator to concatenate strings properly.
  3. Final Answer:

    result = "Data" + string('Science'); -> Option C
  4. Quick Check:

    Convert char to string before + concatenation [OK]
Quick Trick: Convert char arrays to strings before using + for concatenation [OK]
Common Mistakes:
  • Trying to add string and char directly
  • Using + with char arrays (causes error)
  • Not converting char to string before concatenation

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