matlab says the inline function will be removed in future release how should i execute a string function like '2*x.^2+5'

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When you read the inline documentation the very first line of text says:
inline will be removed in a future release. Use Anonymous Functions instead.
How about using anonymous functions, just like the documentation recommends?

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Your function becomes:
fcn = @(x) 2*x.^2+5;
the call it as you would any other function:
y = fcn(x);
To convert a string to a function, use the str2func (link) function:
str = '2*x.^2+5';
fun = str2func(['@(x) ',str]);
y = fun(x);
This creates the anonymous function from the string, and returns a function handle.

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Sorry I have another question If my string be different in variable for every equation and I have to use a handle for variable for example k=char(symvar(2*y^2+3) then i want to use your solution, it give me an error f=str2func(['@(k)','2*y^2+3') Is there way to use handle for variable?
Aaahh, the old X-Y problem again. See Andrei Bobrov's answer for the correct way to handle this.
@omid — My pleasure.
If you are using symbolic variables and functions, use the Symbolic Math Toolbox matlabFunction function.
Use the symvar function to identify the variable(s) and use the char vector it returns in defining the char vector you pass into str2func.
Thanks for these comments. They are very useful for computational math.

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