is it possible to input two variable values while loading a function from commend menu?

function [] = w8ass7p4(y)

y = [n m]
%number of files

for i = 1:n
% variable for folder
a = ['binder',num2str(i)]
mkdir(a)

for j= 1:m

      matrix = magic(j)
      b = ['texfiles',num2str(j)]
      c = [a,'\',b]

      dlmwrite(c,matrix,'|')
  end

end

Im writing a function so that It can loop and create n of folders and m of files

is it possible to load a function while inputting two variable, if so, how can I improve my code?? Thank you!!

[Caglar]

Your code is illogical. Your input is y but then you are defining y. That would delete the input y. I think you want to do

[n m]=y

Also, you can do

function [] = w8ass7p4(n,m)

so that it accepts 2 input variables.

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

You should use sprintf and fullfile:

D = 'directory where the folders should be located';
for ii = 1:n
    B = sprintf('binder%d',ii);
    mkdir(fullfile(D,B))
    for jj = 1:m
         matrix = magic(jj);
         T = sprintf('file%d.txt',jj);
         F = fullfile(D,B,T);
         dlmwrite(F,matrix,'|')
    end
end

Answer 2

[madhan ravi]

[n m]=size(y) %change this
dlmwrite(c,matrix,'delimiter ','|') %change this

Put

w8ass7p4(y)  %y should be a matrix

In command window