MATLAB for Engineers - Formatting Text with the fprintf Function: It's Better Than disp

If you want more control over how data is formatted for output to the command window or a file then the fprintf function is for you.

In this video, I introduce you to MATLAB's fprintf function. The purpose of the fprintf function is to specify the format of variables or text for output to the command window (or a file). To convert data to text, and control its format, formatting operators are used. The formatting operators can be used to specify the notation, number of significant digits, number of decimal places, alignment, etc.

First, we'll take a look at the three input arguments to the fprintf function. Then, we'll explore each of the formatting operators that are available to control the format of the text. Finally, we'll take a look at some examples in MATLAB.

MATLAB functions: fprintf

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