FLIPLR Reverse the Columns of a Matrix

Section: Array Generation and Manipulations

USAGE

Reverses the columns of a matrix. The syntax for its use is 
   y = fliplr(x)

where x is matrix. If x is an N-dimensional array then the second dimension is reversed.

Example

The following example shows fliplr applied to a 2D matrix. 
--> x = int32(rand(4)*10)

x = 
  6  2  7  1 
  1 10 10  4 
  7  7  6  3 
  8  0  8  5 

--> fliplr(x)

ans = 
  1  7  2  6 
  4 10 10  1 
  3  6  7  7 
  5  8  0  8

For a 3D array, note how the columns in each slice are flipped. 

--> x = int32(rand(4,4,3)*10)

x = 

(:,:,1) = 
  2 10  7  5 
  0  4  5  6 
  6  2  3  5 
  2  0  9  6 

(:,:,2) = 
  3  3  8  5 
  1  7  2  5 
  4  6  8  4 
  7  1  6  1 

(:,:,3) = 
  3  3  9  2 
  5  3  7  6 
  3  3  3  9 
  6  4  0  8 

--> fliplr(x)

ans = 

(:,:,1) = 
  5  7 10  2 
  6  5  4  0 
  5  3  2  6 
  6  9  0  2 

(:,:,2) = 
  5  8  3  3 
  5  2  7  1 
  4  8  6  4 
  1  6  1  7 

(:,:,3) = 
  2  9  3  3 
  6  7  3  5 
  9  3  3  3 
  8  0  4  6