how to convert the cell to matrix

i have cell as shown in picture

and i want to convert it to Array then flip it to be like

array=
00
10
010
110
111

EDIT: Shehab Tarek's "Answer" moved here:

%YY
%[0,0]
%[0,1]
%[0,1,0]
%[1,1,0]
%[0,1,1]
%[1,1,1]
matrix=[];
lenght=[];
for i=1:6
 [~,c]=size(YY{i});        % the cell matrix 
 length=[length c];        % length of  each element in cell
 s=YY{i};                  % variable 
 matrix=[matrix s];      
  end
length=length';

although you can show the code in file un.m

[Ameer Hamza]

In MATLAB arrays, the number of elements in each row cannot be different. If you have vectors of different lengths, it is best to use cell arrays.

[Shehab Tarek]

i know that the vector lenght is not the same .then i have the length of each array in the cell for example

length=[2,2,3,3,3];

martix=0010010010110111;

i want to diveded the matrix to sub element depend on the length

to be

matrix =[00,10,010,110,111];

[Ameer Hamza]

Can you share the code which is used to generate the matrix? You cannot represent 0010010010110111 in floating-point format. Is it a character array?

Answer 1

[dpb]

Presuming the input is a cell array, m...

>> cellfun(@(s) sprintf('%d',fliplr(s)),m,'UniformOutput',false)
ans =
  6×1 cell array
    {'00' }
    {'01' }
    {'010'}
    {'011'}
    {'110'}
    {'111'}
>> 

NB: the sample output has only five elements of the six in the input array...