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Printing sentences using cell arrays
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Given: 3 names, 3 verbs, 3 nouns; how to initalize a cell array.
Find: I need to print random elements from each of the above terms in a cell array to make a sentence.
Issue: I can initialize the cell arrays, (I think), but I am struggling to print the sentences in the command window...
My Solution: I initialize a cell array of 1 row and 3 columns, but I'm struggling to figure out how to randomize and print them.
C=cell(1,3);
Names={'Harry','Xavier','Sue'};
Verbs={'loves','eats','throws'};
Nouns={'baseballs','rocks','pizza'};
% I tried creating a variable rand, and stating rand=rand(C(Names, Verbs,
% Nouns)) such that it filled the empty cell array with random elements
% from the names, verbs, and nouns and got the error !!!Unable to use a value of type cell as an index.
% I'd then I think use the fprintf function to display the value of C?
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Hassaan
2024-4-14
编辑:Hassaan
2024-4-14
% Define cell arrays
Names = {'Harry', 'Xavier', 'Sue'};
Verbs = {'loves', 'eats', 'throws'};
Nouns = {'baseballs', 'rocks', 'pizza'};
% Generate and print a random sentence
fprintf('%s %s %s.\n', Names{randi(numel(Names))}, Verbs{randi(numel(Verbs))}, Nouns{randi(numel(Nouns))});
@Kyle Weaver By accessing the cell array elements directly in the fprintf statement, you can reduce the overhead of temporary variables.
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Voss
2024-4-15
You can also use ctrl+] or ctrl+[ to increase or decrease, respectively, the tab level of one or more lines of code.
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Voss
2024-4-14
编辑:Voss
2024-4-14
Here's a way to generate multiple random sentences at once:
Names={'Harry','Xavier','Sue','Howard','Fred'}; % adding two names and one noun
Verbs={'loves','eats','throws'}; % to show that these don't all
Nouns={'baseballs','rocks','pizza','iPads'}; % have to be the same length
% number of sentences to print:
N = 12;
C = [ ...
Names(randi(end,[1 N])); ...
Verbs(randi(end,[1 N])); ...
Nouns(randi(end,[1 N])); ...
]
fprintf('%s %s %s.\n',C{:})
And here's one way to generate all possible sentences of the specified form:
T = combinations(Names,Verbs,Nouns)
C = table2array(T).';
fprintf('%s %s %s.\n',C{:})
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