Write a script that will keep prompting the user for a string then stores them in a cell array and prints to display all strings in this cell array:

string=input('PLEASE INPUT A STRING:','s');

string1={i}

I believe I would need a for loop and to use celldisp but I am having trouble figuring out how to do those.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Try this:

maxCount = 10; % a "Failsafe"
counter = 1; % Failsafe.
while counter <= maxCount
  string = input('PLEASE INPUT A STRING (Type quit to exit):', 's');
  if ~isempty(strfind(lower(string), 'quit'))
    break;
  end
  strings{counter} = string
  counter = counter + 1;
end
fprintf('Done!\n');
celldisp(strings);

[Nora]

That works! How would I be able keep asking for user input till the user hits the return key without inputting a string instead of using quit?

[Image Analyst]

Please mask the answer as accepted and let people know in your other duplicate question that you have a solution. In your duplicate question you said you want to call celldisp() so I added that at the end of the code, though it was already displaying it inside the loop because I left off the semicolon on the assignment line.