Which colour does Matlab use for strings?

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Bit of a strange question but I'm putting my .m files into Latex and after trying to use a few importing files I've found from various sites I've come to the conclusion that using \begin{alltt} is actually much easier.
The only problem is colour... Is there a way to find out what colour Matlab uses for strings? As in when you type text between ' ' in the command window, it becomes light purple. What is the RGB code for this or does anyone know if Latex already has a colour that would do the job?

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Jiro Doke
Jiro Doke on 19 Feb 2011
On my MATLAB, the color for the strings is [160, 32, 240] (in uint8). You can check it from your Preferences -> Colors -> Strings.

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