I can't figure out what is wrong with the code. MATLAB

function y = camelCase(x)

%camelCase Convert name with spaces to camelCase.

   y(1) = lower(x(1));

% find the spaces 

indall = find(x==' ');
% figure out where consecutive  are

% and remove all 

consec = diff(indall)==1;

ind = indall;

ind(consec) = [];

y = x;

y(min(ind+1,end)) = upper(y(min(ind+1,end)));

y(indall) = '';

end

This is what I am supposed to get

%  out1 = camelCase('This Is a Variable')
%       out1 => 'thisIsAVariable'
%
%   out2 = camelCase('HERE IS AN EXAMPLE')
%       out2 => 'hereIsAnExample'
%
%   out3 = camelCase('the CoW jUmPeD over THE mooN')
%       out3 => 'theCowJumpedOverTheMoon'

BUT I keep getting something else. ANY HELP!!!!!

Answer 1

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There may be several ways to accomplish what you want.

Here is one:

S = 'HERE IS AN EXAMPLE';
sp = strfind(S, ' ');
uc = upper(S(sp+1));
SL = lower(S);
SL(sp+1) = uc;
Out = strrep(SL, ' ','')

produces:

Out =

hereIsAnExample