How to use str2num(), fliplr(), and num2str() In MATLAB

 The num2str() function is used to convert the specified numbers to a character array.

Syntax: num2str(num)

Parameters: This function accepts a parameter.

  • num: This is the specified number.

 Example:

Matlab




% MATLAB code for reversing a specified number
% using the combination of str2num(), fliplr()
% and num2str()
% Specifying a number to reverse
Number = 2468
 
% Calling the combination of three functions
% str2num(), fliplr(), and num2str()
% over the above number to reverse
Reversed_Number = str2num(fliplr(num2str(Number)))


 
 

Output:

Number =  2468
Reversed_Number =  8642

How to reverse a number in MATLAB?

In this article, we will discuss the “Reversing of a number” in MATLAB that can be done using the multiple methods which are illustrated below.

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