How do I display all values on one line using disp function only when values are taken from a loop

This is my code,

% Enter a number to test the Hailstone problem

number = input('Please enter a number: ');

% Enter loop, and remain
% in loop until the final
% number reaches value 1

   n = 1;
   while number > n

      m = mod(number,2);

      if m == 0
          number = number / 2;

      else number = (number * 3) + 1;

      end

          for result = number
              disp(result);
          end

end

Above is what I have entered, the result is below:

(note: these appear to be on one line but are not)

Please enter a number: 22
 11
 34
 17
 52
 26
 13
 40
 20
 10
 5
 16
 8
 4
 2
 1

However, I would like the results to be on one line, strictly adhering to the disp function. I have to create a variable called results and display it as an array. The results must have all the values and not just the final value. How do I achieve this?

Please enter a number: 22
22 11 34 17 52 26 13 40 20 10 5 16 8 4 2 1

Answer 1

[Matt Kindig]

The 'disp' function will automatically format each result onto a new line. Use the 'fprintf' function instead:

fprintf('%d ', result);

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

Before the loop,

result = [];

Then replace

for result = number
  disp(result);
end

with

result(end+1) = number;

And after the "while" loop,

disp(result);

[Mohammad Dalati]

Just noticed another bug, the 22 (first number) isn't being displayed when it should be. A boolean expression is being carried out on the number before it can be displayed. How do I fix that?