Example of sorting strings, MATLAB in Statistics

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Example of sorting strings:

To sort a cell array of strings, also the sort function is used. The illustration is as follows,

>> engcellnames = {'Chemical','Mechanical',. . .

'Biomedical','Electrical', 'Industrial'};

>> sort(engcellnames')

ans =

'Biomedical'

'Chemical'

'Electrical'

'Industrial'

'Mechanical'

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