User input and print question

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triztyme
triztyme on 19 Apr 2016
Answered: triztyme on 23 Apr 2016
I have the following code that I want it to print "Air density = x.xx kg/m^3" and "Blade radius = x.xx cm." Is it possible to add the 'kg/m^3' and 'cm' so it prints after the user entered numbers or should I be using a different input prompt?
density = input('Air density = ');
radius = input('Blade radius = ');

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Renato Agurto
Renato Agurto on 19 Apr 2016
Edited: Renato Agurto on 19 Apr 2016
Try using fprintf with \b (backspace) to "remove" the newline
density = input('Air density = ');
fprintf('\b kg/m^3\n');
radius = input('Blade radius = ');
fprintf('\b cm\n');
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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 19 Apr 2016
I have not seen any terminal since the ADM3A on which backspace removed a newline.

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triztyme
triztyme on 23 Apr 2016
So here's what I ended up doing:
density = input('Enter air density in kg/m^3: ');
fprintf(outputfile,'Air density = %5.3f kg/m^3',density);
radius = input('Enter blade radius in cm: ');
fprintf(outputfile,'\nBlade radius = %2i cm',radius);
thanks for taking a look

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