I am very confused about what to do after finding the positions of all of these characters. (Please write in MatLab code)

This is what I have so far:

[dRow,dCol] = find(map == 'v'); [upRow,upCol] = find(map == '^'); [rRow,rCol] = find(map == '>'); [lRow,lCol] = find(map == '

if map1(1,1)=='v' right1 = rRow(rCol == 1) for v = (1:1:right1) map1(x,1) = '#' x = x+1; end end

Function Name: holyCannoli Inputs: 1. (char) MxN map of cannoli strewn around your city Outputs: 1. (char) MxN pathed map 2. (char) a string describing your cannoli condition Topics: (iteration: pathing). (conditionals). (arrays) Background: You absolutely LOVE cannoli. Can't get enough. In fact, you love them so much you're gonna drive around town with your cannoliTracker9000TM to hunt down all the cannoli in the city and eat them. Better start now before the cannoli cravings get too strong! Function Description: You are given an array that contains a map of the cannoli around your city. Write a function that paths around the array, eats cannoli, and leaves a trail of where you've been There are a few special tiles (characters) on the map to keep in mind: '', '', and 'v' indicate a direction change (direction-changing tiles) O">' directs you right ' of them :( If you reached the stopping position, output: 'I ate cannoli, and missed along the way! Example: map = ['v..c.>'; "..c..c.'; ">.cc.^.'; "..c...c'; 'c.f.c.s'] >> [pathedMap, cannoliDesc] = holyCannoli (map) mapFinal ['#..c. ##'; "#. outstr - 'I ate 5 cannoli, and missed 4 along the way!' Notes: You should replace the character at every location you path over, including the initial and final positions, any 'c', any '#', and any'.'. Paths are not guaranteed to be a set length across test cases. You might cross over previously travelled paths, but you will not be told to go out of bounds of the array. Eating over 30 cannoli and reaching the 'f' cannot occur simultaneously. The only characters present on the board at any time are >, ,