how to set a unit to variable?
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I encounter the error after run this :
30*unit::mm
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Devarshi Patel
2020-4-19
Check below link if you have version greater than or equal to R2017A
Walter Roberson
2020-4-20
Discussion of character strings is not very relevant to the question of whether MATLAB can handle units.
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Karan Gill
2017-4-7
编辑：Karan Gill
2017-10-17
Units are now in MATLAB if you have Symbolic Math Toolbox. Try:
>> u = symunit;
>> x = 2*u.meter
x =
2*[m]
>> x = rewrite(x,u.ft)
x =
(2500/381)*[ft]
>> double(separateUnits(x))
ans =
6.5617
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Walter Roberson
2017-4-8
Note: the implementation of units has difficulty with quantity 0, which tends to make the most difference with temperature (e.g., 0C and 0F)
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the cyclist
2015-12-27
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In general, MATLAB variables do not have units, and what you have written is not a valid MATLAB syntax (to my knowledge).
There is a contribution to the File Exchange that allows for assigning unit to variables: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/29621-units-conversion-toolbox/content/UnitConversion-rev2/html/defining.html.
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Karan Gill
2017-4-7
编辑：Karan Gill
2017-4-7
Units are now in MATLAB if you have Symbolic Math Toolbox. See the tutorial: https://www.mathworks.com/help/symbolic/units-of-measurement-tutorial.html
Posted a separate answer below so that OP can accept.
Steven Lord
2015-12-27
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That syntax is specifically for use in the MuPAD Notebook Interface (as stated by the note at the top of this documentation page) not in MATLAB.
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fred bnm
2015-12-29
Walter Roberson
2015-12-29
You should consider instead using (at the MATLAB level)
30 * sym('unit::mm')
Walter Roberson
2020-10-13
30 * sym('unit::mm')
is no longer supported. These days you should use symunit . Or if you are despairate,
30 * feval(symengine, 'unit::mm')
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