Function Name: battleZone Matlab Inputs: 1. 2. (char) Filename of the battlefield (double) Number of days of fighting File Outputs: 1. A .txt file of the updated battlefield Background As the high-ranking General you are, it is your job to plan out your battle strategies carefully to ensure the success of your troops. You are aware that battles are complex and disordered, but you can still identify a few trends that happen in terms of the movement of your troops on the battlefield. With little time on your hands, you call upon your trusted ally MATLAB to analyze the field and determine the course of the battle over the next few days Function Description You are given a text file containing a map of a battlefield, with the characters '.', 'A' and 'i' representing tiles of open ground, encampments, and soldiers respectively. Every day, 1. A tile of open ground wil become a soldier if it is adjacent to at least one encampment. 2. A soldier tile will become an encampment if it is adjacent to at least two soldiers 3. An encampment become an open tile if it is adjacent to fewer than two soldiers some changes occur to the battlefield as the fight progresses, based on the following criteria Otherwise, nothing happens Otherwise, nothing happens Otherwise, nothing happens An element is considered adjacent if it is directly above, below, to the right of, or to the left of the element in consideration (diagonals are NOT considered adjacent). You must extract the map from the text file, update the map to show its status after N days and print out the new map to a new file with the same name as the original, but with "_updated.txt' appended Example Initial Field Day 1 Day 2 Notes Do not ignore edge and corner cases, these tiles will have fewer adjacent tiles but stil follow the same rules The whole map must be updated all at once Function Name: battleZone Matlab Inputs: 1. 2. (char) Filename of the battlefield (double) Number of days of fighting File Outputs: 1. A .txt file of the updated battlefield Background As the high-ranking General you are, it is your job to plan out your battle strategies carefully to ensure the success of your troops. You are aware that battles are complex and disordered, but you can still identify a few trends that happen in terms of the movement of your troops on the battlefield. With little time on your hands, you call upon your trusted ally MATLAB to analyze the field and determine the course of the battle over the next few days Function Description You are given a text file containing a map of a battlefield, with the characters '.', 'A' and 'i' representing tiles of open ground, encampments, and soldiers respectively. Every day, 1. A tile of open ground wil become a soldier if it is adjacent to at least one encampment. 2. A soldier tile will become an encampment if it is adjacent to at least two soldiers 3. An encampment become an open tile if it is adjacent to fewer than two soldiers some changes occur to the battlefield as the fight progresses, based on the following criteria Otherwise, nothing happens Otherwise, nothing happens Otherwise, nothing happens An element is considered adjacent if it is directly above, below, to the right of, or to the left of the element in consideration (diagonals are NOT considered adjacent). You must extract the map from the text file, update the map to show its status after N days and print out the new map to a new file with the same name as the original, but with "_updated.txt' appended Example Initial Field Day 1 Day 2 Notes Do not ignore edge and corner cases, these tiles will have fewer adjacent tiles but stil follow the same rules The whole map must be updated all at once
