Using j for imaginary numbers

I tend to use i for imaginary numbers and not j. In confirming that MATLAB is happy to use either I typed

j

and got

ans = 0 + 1.0000i

so if I wanted to go back to my electrical engineering roots and use j, can I make MATLAB say

j
ans = 0 + 1.0000j

and

i
ans = 0 + 1.0000j

Answer 1

[Jan]

You can overload @double\display with your personal display routine. Or use:

c   = 1+1j*2;
Str = evalc('display(c)');
disp(strrep(Str, 'i', 'j'));

[Daniel Shub]

While it is a mighty big hammer, it does answer the question.

[Jan]

display(inf) replies "Inf", such that the brute replacing i->j does not bother.

Answer 2

[Wayne King]

I know this isn't a real answer, but it seemed a bit long for a comment. I'm guessing all you can do is display the result in that format

c = 1+1j*2; 
sprintf('%d+%dj\n',real(c),imag(c))

[Daniel Shub]

I think I was curious if there was a preference someplace that could be set.