How do you write a string in superscript?
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For example, in finding a derivative of a single term, my code is as follows:
function derivative(cons,base,expo)
%Finds the derivative of a single term.
num = expo*cons;
newExpo = expo-1;
deri = strcat(int2str(num),base^{'int2str(newExpo)'})
where I would like the "expo-1" value to be in superscript.
I have also tried:
deri = strcat(int2str(num),base^int2str(newExpo))
deri = strcat(int2str(num),'base^int2str(expo-1)')
deri = strcat(int2str(num),base^'int2str(expo-1)')
I would appreciate a general answer, as well as one specific to this problem, as I will likely need to know how to convert strings to superscript in general for later problems. Thank you in advance!
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Jan
am 13 Mär. 2017
Bearbeitet: Jan
am 13 Mär. 2017
deri = strcat(int2str(num), 'base^{', int2str(newExpo), '}')
Or:
deri = sprintf('%dbase^{%d}', num, newExpo)
This is 1 command compared to the 3 commands with strcat and int2str. For scalar inputs I think the sprintf() approaches are always smarter.
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Walter Roberson
am 13 Mär. 2017
bname = inputname(base);
if isempty(bname); bname = 'x'; end %if it was an expression
deri = sprintf('%d%s^{%d}', num, bname, newExpo)
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