Method on @sym: display (x) ¶

Display, on command line, the contents of a symbolic expression.

Examples:

x = sym('x')
  ⇒ x = (sym) x

display(x)
  ⇒ x = (sym) x

display([x 2 pi])
  ⇒ (sym) [x  2  π]  (1×3 matrix)

Other examples:

A = sym([1 2; 3 4])
  ⇒ A = (sym 2×2 matrix)
      ⎡1  2⎤
      ⎢    ⎥
      ⎣3  4⎦

syms n
A = sym('A', [n n])
  ⇒ A = (sym) A  (n×n matrix expression)
B = 3*A
  ⇒ B = (sym) 3⋅A  (n×n matrix expression)

A = sym(ones(0, 3))
  ⇒ A = (sym) []  (empty 0×3 matrix)

A = sym('A', [0, n])
  ⇒ A = (sym) A  (empty 0×n matrix expression)
B = 3*A
  ⇒ B = (sym) 3⋅A  (empty 0×n matrix expression)

See also: @@sym/disp.

Package: symbolic