Copy a file *.m into newly made folder (folder5, folder6, folder....)

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Yogesh Bhattarai 2021-4-23

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for n = 1:n

mkdir(['folder',sprintf('%d',n)])

end

path1= 'folder(num2str(n))'; %%???? Here I got error for the path name

dos(['copy *.m ', path1])

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Rik 2021-4-23

Have you read the documentation for sprintf? It should be easy for you to add a second number if you did.

You should also take the advice from Stephen to hart.

Yogesh Bhattarai 2021-4-24

THANKS for all your good sugestions

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You should not do this:

for n = 1:n

It's very confusing (even though it works) because it appears that n is both the loop iterator and the ending iteration value and seems to take on two contradictory values. You should do this:

for k = 1 : n

To create a series of folders, do this:

n = 4; % Whatever...
pathList = cell(n, 1); % Preallocate a cell array to contain all the folder names.
for k = 1 : n
    % Create the folder name as a character array.
    folderName = fullfile(pwd, sprintf('Folder %2.2d', k));
    if ~isfolder(folderName)
        % Folder does not exist.  Need to create it.
        mkdir(folderName);
    end
    pathList{k} = folderName; % Save the folder name in a list.
end
path1= pathList{1}; % Or whatever you want...
path2= pathList{2}; % Or whatever you want...