How to display variables within a full sentence without using a char array or strings?

One way I was looking to do it was:

disp("The original number was "+integer+" and the flipped number is "+flipped)

where integer and flipped are variables that have values assigned to them. That does output text, but I don't know if that is considered an array or string. Still pretty new to this, but having a blast :D

Answer 1

[the cyclist]

I would recommend fprintf

num1 = 15;
num2 = 51;

fprintf("The original number was %d and the flipped number is %d",num1,num2)

The original number was 15 and the flipped number is 51

The syntax of this more powerful command can be a bit trickier to learn, but it will be worth it in the long run.

[Cameron]

num1 = 15;
fprintf("The original number was %s and the flipped number is %s",string(num1),flip(char(string(num1))))

The original number was 15 and the flipped number is 51