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To eliminate all white spaces from a string in MATLAB, you can use the strrep function to replace all occurrences of the space character () with an empty string (''). Here's an example:
str = 'Hello, world! ';
str = strrep(str, ' ', ''); % remove white spaces
To duplicate the resulting string to another variable, you can simply assign it using the = operator:
str2 = str;
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