plus/minus inside fprinf statement

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I know char(177) returns the plus/minus symbol but can't work out how to get it to display when matlab outputs to the command window.
fprintf('The measured volume of %fmm^{3} \x177 %fmm^{3} is equal to\nthe specified volume of %fmm^{3} \x177 %fmm^{3},\nand therefore the object passes quality inspection and can be released.\n',Vtot, DeltVrounded,VSpec,DeltaVSpec);
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Voss
Voss 2025-9-27,12:31
Since the data you are printing is of character class, use the c conversion in the formatting operator for that data, e.g., '%c':
a = 10;
b = 1.5;
plus_minus_char = char(177);
fprintf('The measured whatever of %f %c %f is equal to the whatever ...',a,plus_minus_char,b)
The measured whatever of 10.000000 ± 1.500000 is equal to the whatever ...

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Marcus Darnell
Marcus Darnell 2019-9-18
used \x00B1 and worked

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DNDNDN
DNDNDN 2025-9-27,11:30
编辑:DNDNDN 2025-9-27,11:31
fprintf("%c", 177)
Where 177 is the code for the plus/minus character. E.g.:
fprintf("100%c5", 177)
Outputs:
100±5

dpb
dpb 2019-9-18
pmchar=char(177);
fprintf(['The measured volume of %fmm^{3} ' pmchar '%fmm^{3} is equal to\nthe specified volume of %fmm^{3} ' pmchar '%fmm^{3},\nand therefore the object passes quality inspection and can be released.\n'], ...
Vtot, DeltVrounded,VSpec,DeltaVSpec);
I'd probably write the format string as a variable to be more readable, but that's just a style nit.

Josef Henthorn
Josef Henthorn 2020-10-28
The Latex code for this symbol is \pm

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