Oh MATLAB

So I'm back here again. Same girl who pulled an all-nighter last week trying to write a program in MATLAB. It's happening again. Only this time I need to be in a research lab at 8 AM, so I have even less time.

Anyway, this program runs perfectly. It calculates power, equivalent resistance, etc. The problem is simple and it's one I've had constantly. How do I get the three row vectors to show up as columns side by side as a matrix instead of as one long column vector? They did an example in the book that did this, but when I used those commands, it didn't fucking work. Here's the program:


clear all;
v=input('Enter the source voltage: ');
nresistors=input('Enter number of resistors (must be >0): ');
R=input('Enter resistance of first resistor (must be >0): ');
n=1;
sum=0;
Ptotal=0;
while R>0&&(n<=nresistors)
    resistance(n)=R
    sum=sum+(1/R)
    current(n)=v/R
    Power(n)=v*(v/R)
    Ptotal=Ptotal+(v*(v/R))
    n=n+1
    if n>nresistors
        Requiv=1/sum;
        sourcecurrent=v/Requiv;
        Final=[R'; current'; Power'];
        disp('         RESISTANCE (/omega)      CURRENT (A)      POWER (V)')
        disp(' ')
        disp(Final)
        fprintf('The source current is %f A and the total power is %g V.',sourcecurrent,Ptotal)
        quit;
    end
    R=input('Enter resistance (must be > 0). : ');
end
n=n-1;
if n==0
    disp('Error: No values entered for resistance.')
end


 The problem is in this line: Final=[R'; current'; Power']; Thank you! Btw, I'm aware I need semicolons and I probably could have done this more efficiently. The semicolons are missing because I was testing this shit and it's not efficient because I'm clearly a noob.

>>20
Fuck off, shitskinned raghead.