Give a code in matlab to find all the permutations of first 4 characters of your name. My name is Sonni
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sckb='Sonni';
Vck=perms(sckb(1:4));%All permutations of Sonni
disp(Vck);
%The output is
nnoS
nnSo
nonS
noSn
nSno
nSon
nnoS
nnSo
nonS
noSn
nSno
nSon
onnS
onSn
onnS
onSn
oSnn
oSnn
Snno
Snon
Snno
Snon
Sonn
Sonn
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