How do I get variables in one matrix to equal values of another matrix of the same size?

So this is my code and results:

[E,a] = equationsToMatrix(X);
A = linsolve(E,a)
B = reshape(symvar(X),9,1)

A =
 
 27.259612093685907239924765633404
 27.226801647240281533300016583626
 26.274987496895494385896860482583
 38.886877574000088205516622461231
 38.714347945979799543030104724422
 37.330809329818070922123744245312
 89.059822722471622442231953601839
 80.477118948255316513256261422728
 75.235436854221051941898661779481
 
 
B =
 
 T1
 T2
 T3
 T4
 T5
 T6
 T7
 T8
 T9

How would I get the variables in B to equal the values in A? I know I can do T1 = A(1) and so on, but im looking for a more efficeint way of doing this. Im kinda new to MATLAB so im trying to learn online. Im sure this has been posted before but I couldnt figure out the wording. Any help will be much appreciated!

Answer 1

[David Hill]

You don't need a new variable. Any time you want to use T1, just write A(1), T2, A(2), .... That is the great thing about indexing.

[Nathan Sudek]

Ah alright. I was just looking for a more efficeint way of doing this in order to do this.

[Stephen23]

"I was just looking for a more efficeint way of doing this in order to do this."

Indexing is the more efficient way of doing this, certainly much more efficient than accessing numbered variables:

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/304528-tutorial-why-variables-should-not-be-named-dynamically-eval