fid = fopen('myData.txt','w');
where fid is the file descriptor. If it is positive, then you can write data to file
if fid > 0
% do stuff
% close file
fclose(fid);
end
Since the file has been opened, once we have finished with it, we need to close it with fclose. That leaves the do stuff part of the above code - this is where you write out the data line by line
% write the header (tab-delimited columns)
fprintf(fid,'State\tName\tAngle\n');
% write each row
for k=1:length(State)
fprintf(fid,'%d\t%s\t%d\n',State(k),Name{k},Angle(k));
end
Put it together, and give it a go.
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An alternative, if you have a more recent version of MATLAB, is to convert the data to a table and then just write the table to file with writetable
tableData = table(State',Name',Angle','VariableNames',{'State','Name','Angle'})
writetable(tableData,'myTableData.txt','Delimiter','\t');
Try either of the above options and see what happens!
