how can a script that reads a number of strings from standard input and prints them in reverse order be written ?

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[Antonio Aguirre]

Also, if you don't actually want to modify the container holding the strings then the following descending order for-loop:

a = {'dsfd','fsdfsdf','f43r344'}; start = length(a);

for i=1:start disp(a((start+1)-i)) end

[James Tursa]

What have you done so far? Please post your code and ask specific questions about it. Then we can offer suggestions and corrections.

Answer 1

[Antonio Aguirre]

Try the function fliplr();

If:

A = {'t','d','f'};
A = fliplr(A)
ans =

1×3 cell array

    'f'    'd'    't'

Answer 2

[John BG]

Neither FOR loops nor flipr needed, just use the right indexing:

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str_reverse=str([end:-1:1])

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