Enter a string and print it backwards

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Hi.
I'm having a problem with how do I print the string backwards.
Here is my code.
string = input("Please enter a phase: ",'s');
converted_string = []; % Empty phase
for i = length(string):1 % from end to begin
converted_string = [converted_string,string(i)];
end
fprintf("%s converts to %s",string,converted_string);
Expected result: Please enter a phase: There are 18 apples
'There are 18 apples' converts to 'selppa 81 era erehT'
My code result: Please enter a phase: There are 18 apples
There are 18 apples converts to
The first question is that how to add symbol ' on the string?
The second question is that why the result did not have reverse string here?
Thank you all.
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KSSV
KSSV 2022-7-5
str = 'MATLAB' ;
s = [] ;
n = length(str) ;
for i = n:-1:1
s = [s str(i)];
end
s
s = 'BALTAM'
Shuoze Xu
Shuoze Xu 2022-7-5
For q1, is that means i need to add ' on the fprintf like that '%s'?

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KSSV
KSSV 2022-7-5
str = 'MATLAB' ;
% Option 1
flip(str)
ans = 'BALTAM'
% option 2
str(end:-1:1)
ans = 'BALTAM'
For printing, you can use fprintf
fprintf('%s\n',str)
MATLAB
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Shuoze Xu
Shuoze Xu 2022-7-5
编辑:Shuoze Xu 2022-7-5
If i want to use for loop, should i do like that?
string = input("Please enter a phase: ",'s');
old_char = char(string);
new_char = [];
for i = 1:length(old_char)
new_char = [new_char,old_char(end-i+1)];
end
fprintf("'%s' converts to '%s'",string,new_char);
This is something I learned from a post where I was confused about why char() was needed.
KSSV
KSSV 2022-7-5
You may skip that conversion.
old_char = input("Please enter a phase: ",'s');
new_char = [];
for i = 1:length(old_char)
new_char = [new_char,old_char(end-i+1)];
end
fprintf("'%s' converts to '%s'\n",old_char,new_char);

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