How to print a value as a variable from a cell in Matlab?

For

A=[1;3;5]

and

B=cell(7,1)

I have the following results stored in a cell

[1]
[3]
[5]
[1;3]
[1;5]
[3;5]
[1;3;5]

I would like to print the results in a way that a=1, b=3, and c=5. -- Basically assign each value in A to a variable.

How would I do this in Matlab ?

I am looking for a result which can be something like this :

" you can have a "
" you can have b "
" you can have c "
" you can have a or b "
.
.
etc

Solution

Let C be the array of letters you want to assign to the numbers in A. Then

A = [1 3 5];
B = {[1]; [3]; [5]; [1;3]; [1;5]; [3;5]; [1;3;5]};
C = ['a', 'b', 'c']

k = 6; % indicates current line of B
str = ['you can have ' strrep(strrep(sprintf('_%c_', ...
    C(ismember(A, B{k}))'), '__', ' or '), '_', '')];

results in

str =

you can have a or b or c

If you want to create the responses to all fields in B at once, you can use

allStr = arrayfun(@(x) ['you can have ' strrep(strrep(sprintf('_%c_', ...
    C(ismember(A, B{x}))'), '__', ' or '), '_', '')], ...
    (1:length(B))', 'uniformoutput', false)

This results in

allStr = 

    'you can have a'
    'you can have b'
    'you can have c'
    'you can have a or b'
    'you can have a or c'
    'you can have b or c'
    'you can have a or b or c'

A step by step explanation of this code is as follows:

% which contents of A can be found in B?
idx = ismember(A, B{k})'; 

% to which letters do these indices correspond?
letters = C(idx);

% group the letters in a string embedded in '_' as place holders for later use
% by this, the places between letters will be marked with '__' and the places 
% at the beginning and the end of the string will be marked with '_'
stringRaw = sprintf('_%c_', letters); 

% replace each occurrence of '__' by ' or '
stringOr = strrep(stringRaw, '__', ' or ');

% replace each occurrence of '_' by ''
stringClean = strrep(stringOr, '_', ''); 

% add first half of sentence
stringComplete = ['you can have ' stringClean];

To get this working with complete words (as requested in the comments), you need to transform C into a cell array of strings and update the formula accordingly:

A = [1 3 5];
B = {[1]; [3]; [5]; [1;3]; [1;5]; [3;5]; [1;3;5]};
C = {'first', 'second', 'third'}

k = 7; % indicates current line of B
str = ['you can have ' strrep(strrep(sprintf('_%s_', ...
    C{ismember(A, B{k})}), '__', ' or '), '_', '')];

This results in:

str =

you can have first or second or third