We have a series of addresses like the following which we'd like to reformat. Can you remove the latitude and longitude from the addresses?
Example:
Input: adrIn = '959 Blue Hill Ave.Dorchester, MA 2124(42.29189440573543, -71.0887162019496)';
Output: adrOut = '950 Blue Hill Ave.Dorchester, MA 2124';
Feature Tip:
R2016b introduces string arrays and text manipulation functions which can help. To learn more see MATLAB Characters and Strings.
Background:
Did you know the city of Boston has a number of urban orchards? This data comes form a list of these orchards. We're trying to reformat the addresses into a standard form. You can see the data here or import it into MATLAB with webread.
data = webread('https://data.cityofboston.gov/api/views/byxy-288e/rows.csv');
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In the question description, adrOut = '950 Blue Hill Ave.Dorchester, MA 2124' specifies the value as 950, but in adrIn = '959 Blue Hill Ave.Dorchester, MA 2124(42.29189440573543, -71.0887162019496)', the value is 959. Please correct this discrepancy to avoid confusion.