How to Add Apostrophes in MATLAB

MATLAB is a programming language that allows developers to create applications used for numerical analysis. Like all programming languages, MATLAB requires developers to use the correct syntax when writing code. A syntax error in MATLAB can occur when developers do not escape special characters such as, for example, apostrophes. Escaping characters refers to the action of identifying special characters as being part of a text string. You can add apostrophes to a MATLAB string by using the correct syntax.

Instructions

    • 1

      Open the source code of your MATLAB program in Notepad or in an integrated development environment application.

    • 2

      Locate the string that contains the apostrophe.

    • 3

      Place an additional apostrophe before the apostrophe contained in the quote. By doubling the apostrophe, you will instruct MATLAB to escape the character.

    • 4

      Save your source code file.

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