How to use strtrim() In MATLAB
The strtrim() function is used to remove leading and trailing whitespace characters from the specified string and returns the result as a new string without any leading and trailing whitespaces.
Syntax:
strtrim(string)
Parameters: This function accepts a parameter which is illustrated below:
- string: This is the specified string with leading and trailing whitespace or tab characters.
Return values: It returns a new string without trailing or leading whitespace or tab characters.
Example 1:
Matlab
% Specifying a string 'gfg'% along with a tab and% whitespace characterString = sprintf('\t gfg \t');% Adding '|' character to the% above string['|' String '|']% Calling the strtrim() function over% above string to remove leading and % trailing tab and whitespace charactersNew_String = strtrim(String);% Getting the specified string% without leading and trailing tab and% whitespace['|' New_String '|'] |
Output:
ans = | gfg | ans = |gfg|
Example 2:
Matlab
% MATLAB code for strrim()% Specifying a character array with% space and tab characterchar = [' gfg'; ' GFG '; ' w3wiki '];% Converting the above character array% into stringString = string(char);% Calling the strtrim() over% above string to remove leading and% trailing tab and whitespace charactersNew_String = strtrim(String) |
Output:
New_String = "gfg" "GFG" "w3wiki"
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