fprintf help needed with self create function

So i created a function called degreetoradian(angle) these are my working

angle=input('Please insert the angle you want in degree form'); fprintf('Your angle in radian is \n ')

how to include my self create function which is degreetoradian(angle) to my fprintf when it is display on the command window instead of having another answer appearing

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

You need to put an edit descriptor in your fprintf call:

fprintf('Your angle in radian is %.3f\n ', radians)

Here, the edit descriptor is ‘%.3f’, producing a floating-point answer to three decimal places. Before that of course, you have converted the degree input to radians, and in this illustration, have named it ‘radians’. (Name it whatever you wish.)

[Victor Seaw]

meaning i do this? radian=degreetoradian(angle)

then

 fprintf('Your angle in radian is %.3f\n ', radians) ? i dont think its right, right? because im getting error

[Victor Seaw]

Im sorry its my fault my self build function have wrong variable. Thanks for your on two of my questions. Really appreciated it

[Star Strider]

My pleasure!

I apologise for my delay in replying — life intrudes.

[Victor Seaw]

do you mind if i asked u another question?

[Star Strider]

I don’t mind at all!

I’ll do my best to answer it.

[Victor Seaw]

http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/184596-how-to-make-a-line-in-command-window-not-showing here, so i can accept ur answer as answer as a ty

[Star Strider]

I answered it, but I had to take a guess at the correct answer, because I don’t have your code for your ‘degreetoradian’ function.