values

Values of dictionary

Since R2022b

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    Syntax

    v = values(d)
    v = values(d,"cell")

    Description

    v = values(d) returns an array containing the values of the specified dictionary. Values are returned in the order in which the entries were added to the dictionary.

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    v = values(d,"cell") optionally return the values as a cell array.

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    Examples

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    Open Live Script

    Create a dictionary containing three key-value pairs that map numbers to strings.

    names = ["Unicycle" "Bicycle" "Tricycle"];
wheels = [1 2 3];
d = dictionary(wheels,names)
    d =

  dictionary (double ⟼ string) with 3 entries:

    1 ⟼ "Unicycle"
    2 ⟼ "Bicycle"
    3 ⟼ "Tricycle"

    Use values to return an array containing the values stored in the dictionary.

    v = values(d)
    v = 3×1 string
    "Unicycle"
    "Bicycle"
    "Tricycle"
    Open Live Script

    Create a dictionary containing three key-value pairs that map numbers to strings.

    names = ["Unicycle" "Bicycle" "Tricyle"];
wheels = [1 2 3];
d = dictionary(wheels,names)
    d =

  dictionary (double ⟼ string) with 3 entries:

    1 ⟼ "Unicycle"
    2 ⟼ "Bicycle"
    3 ⟼ "Tricyle"

    Use values to return an array containing the values stored in the dictionary as a cell array.

    v = values(d,"cell")
    v=3×1 cell array
    {["Unicycle"]}
    {["Bicycle" ]}
    {["Tricyle" ]}

    Input Arguments

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    Dictionary, specified as a dictionary object. If d is unconfigured, values throws an error.

    Extended Capabilities

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    Version History

    Introduced in R2022b

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