How to use cell as input arguments of a function?

I have a cell array C = {[1 2 3],[4 5 6],[7 8 9] }.

How do I use this cell array as input argument for a function?

function B = merge(C)
for i = 1:3
    for j = 1:3
        if i<j
            B = [C{i};C{j}]
        end
    end
end

Thanks!

[Stephen23]

"How do I use this cell array as input argument for a function?"

Just pass it as an argument:

C_in  = {....};
B_out = merge(C_in)

Note that your code overwrites B each time that line is evaluated, thus making both loops superfluous and your code simply equivalent to B = [C{2};C{3}]

[muhammad muda]

But I tried to run this program and it says "Not enough input arguments".

How can I solve this?

Answer 1

[meghannmarie]

This works for me. Maybe matlab has another merge function? Type this:

which merge

Make sure the path its giving you points at YOUR merge.m file and not a path to a MATLAB toolbox. If it is pointing at a different one, change the name of your function and file to merge2 or something.

[muhammad muda]

Yes it works now, thanks..