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MATLAB Function Reference. load load('filename') load('filename', 'X', 'Y', 'Z') load('filename', '-regexp', exprlist) load('-mat', 'filename') load('-ascii', 'filename') S = load(...) load filename -regexp expr1 expr2 ... load loads all the variables from the MAT-file matlab.mat, if it exists, and returns an error if it doesn't exist. load('filename') loads all the variables from filename given a full pathname or a MATLABPATH relative partial pathname.
You may also have variable names stored in a string or cell array that you want to instantiate as variables. The best way to accomplish these tasks in Matlab is to use the eval function. In the following examples, weâll show you how to do these tasks. Both of these examples use the eval function. In example 1, the date and time are combined into one string which is appended to the end of a generic variable named data. In example 2, the variable names are stored as strings that are contained in a cell array. The values that will be saved in the variables are contained inside of a numeric array. A for loop is used to save each value in the variable named in each string.