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i am learning MATLAB and last week we learned the fprintf function, both for printing to the screen and for printing to file, though we only practised printing to screen,
reading over my notes i see the \f -form feed- and \b -backspace- functions, and cannot figure out what they do,,, i tried looking for them in the help file but didnt help.
i tried making a .txt file and using fprintf to write to it, then tried using \f and \b, but all they did was make a gap at the end of my previous text and then added whatever new text i wrote,, if that is what they do then how are they different to \t?
reading over my notes i see the \f -form feed- and \b -backspace- functions, and cannot figure out what they do,,, i tried looking for them in the help file but didnt help.
i tried making a .txt file and using fprintf to write to it, then tried using \f and \b, but all they did was make a gap at the end of my previous text and then added whatever new text i wrote,, if that is what they do then how are they different to \t?