want to print a matrix with in bits form

S0=[01 00 11 10;11 10 01 00;00 10 01 11;11 01 11 10] this matrix is appeared like this

S0 = 1     0    11    10
    11    10     1     0
     0    10     1    11
    11     1    11    10

but i want to print this matrix like this

S0 =

    01    00    11    10
    11    10    01    00
    00    10    01    11
    11    01    11    10

[James Tursa]

Do you mean you want MATLAB to automatically put leading 0's in front of double values in a matrix when it displays the matrix? Or are you just asking for a way to print it like that manually with some code or function?

[ablaze]

actually want to represent binary(in bits). is there any method to represent binary vlaues ????

Answer 1

[James Tursa]

If you are just trying to manually print the matrix in that format, e.g.,

for k=1:size(S0,1)
    fprintf('    %02d',S0(k,:));
    fprintf('\n')
end

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

S0=[01 00 11 10;11 10 01 00;00 10 01 11;11 01 11 10];
S1 = arrayfun( @(v) [floor(v/10), mod(v,10)], S0, 'Uniform', 0);

This will create a 4 x 4 array of cells, and each cell will be a 1 x 2 double which is the binary.

Binary adds a dimension to your existing 4 x 4 array and it is not clear how you would like that dimension represented.

Perhaps you would like

S1 = arrayfun( @(v) char('0' + [floor(v/10), mod(v,10)]), S0, 'Uniform', 0);

but if so then the simpler method would be

S1 = arrayfun(@(v) sprintf('%02d', v), S0, 'Uniform', 0);