I want to convert the numbers in the matrix as the letter .

Hello . I do code but it runs off a single character , I want it to run all out. What to do?
B=input('Enter martrix:');
switch B(1,1)
case{1}
disp('A');
case{2}
disp('B');
case{3}
disp('C');
case{4}
disp('D');
case{5}
disp('E');
case{6}
disp('F');
case{7}
disp('G');
case{8}
disp('H');
case{9}
disp('I');
case{10}
disp('J');
case{11}
disp('K');
case{12}
disp('L');
case{13}
disp('M');
case{14}
disp('N');
case{15}
disp('O');
case{16}
disp('P');
case{17}
disp('Q');
case{18}
disp('R');
case{19}
disp('S');
case{20}
disp('T');
case{21}
disp('U');
case{22}
disp('V');
case{23}
disp('W');
case{24}
disp('X');
case{25}
disp('Y');
case{26}
disp('Z');
case{27}
disp('.');
case{28}
disp('?');
otherwise
disp(' ');
end

 Accepted Answer

b=input('enter a number');
str=['A':'Z' '.?']
if ismember(b,1:28)
out=str(b)
disp(out)
else
disp(' ')
end

More Answers (1)

To perform this for all elements of the input array you should learn how to write vectorized code, which is much neater, faster and less buggy, and also learn how indexing works.
B = input('Enter a matrix: ');
B(B<1 | B>29) = 29;
V = ['A':'Z','.? '];
V(B)
When this code is run it produces this in the command line:
Enter a matrix: [1,2,0,3,27;4,28,5,29,6]
ans =
AB C.
D?E F

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