hex2dec function
Converts the hexadecimal integer represented by hexStr to its decimal equivalent and returns it as a double-precision floating-point value.
If hexStr represents an integer greater than or equal to flintmax, hex2dec may not represent it exactly as a floating point value.
1. Example: Convert a character vector representing a hexadecimal value to a decimal number.
hexStr = '3FF';
D = hex2dec(hexStr)
Exit
D = 1023
2. Example: Return a numerical array
hexStr = ["3FF" "7A" "E"]
D = hex2dec(hexStr)
Output
D = 1×3
1023 122 14