MATLAB: My reversed vector is outputting on five different lines in the command window. How to output to just one line

fliplrnum2str

Part of the assignment that I'm having trouble on calls for me to write a program that wants when a user inputs a 5 digit positive integer, the output would be the digits reversed.
Earlier in my assignment, it called for me to write a function when the user inputs a five digit positive integer, the output would be the five digits of that number. For example, five_digits(12345) = [1,2,3,4,5]. I completed this part with the code:
function N=five_digits(n)
     N = (num2str(n))-'0';
end
In the workspace window, the N comes out to be [1,2,3,4,5].
So the part I'm having trouble on is the reversing of the digits and what the output is from the program I wrote. Here is the program I wrote for reversing of the digits using the five_digits function:
N = input('Input a five digit positive integer.\n');
C = fliplr(five_digits(N));
fprintf('%d\n', C);
When I run the program, if I enter 12345, my output would be 5 4 3 2 1, but each digit on five separate lines. However, in the workspace window, it does show that the digits were indeed reversed with [5,4,3,2,1].
What can I do to have the reversed vector output all on the same line just like how when I run the five_digits function when the digits are all spread out on one line?

Best Answer

The '\n' is creating a new line each time there is a digit:
 fprintf('%d%d%d%d%d\n', C)
should work.
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