Walter is right, with no additional details, type cell is the preferred class for building arrays of varying length strings:
list1 = {'random_string1','random_string2'}
list1 =
'random_string1' 'random_string2'
to access one of the strings in list
list1{1}
=
random_string1
to access one character in one string of list1
list1{1}(1)
=
r
to generate the array of lists, one way could be
Array=[list1;list2;list3]
Array =
'random_string1' 'random_string2'
'random_string1' 'random_string2'
'random_string1' 'random_string2'
to access one of the strings in array, one can either use linear indices
Array{1}
=
random_string1
Array{end}
=
random_string2
or sub-indices
Array{2,2}
=
random_string2
to access a list in string, use :
Array{1,:}
=
random_string1
=
random_string2
and to access a single character in Array
Array{1,1}(1)
=
r
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