How to write multiple rows in a multiple column way without changing the order

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result = reshape(A.',1,numel(A));

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Thnaks. I understand the row to column and numel operation. What is 1 for ? Number of rows ?
Yes, the 1 is the number of rows, and numel(A) is the number of columns. The initial transpose is to get the row elements of the original A to be next to each other in memory so they will appear next to each other after the reshape.

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