Matlab

. Display the option user picked in part (d). If the user picked ENERGETIC, you should print HYPE. If the user picked TIRED, you should print EXHAUSTED. You cannot use if or switch statements. Hint: Think about indexing, you should be using L1 in your answer.

g. Write a line of code that shows the variable D3 and its value, by using fprintf.

h. Write a line of code that shows the value of D2, with & without using fprintf.

i. Write a line of code using fprintf, that forms output based on user's previous inputs from parts a, b, and c: "Your favorite number is 3, and your favorite color is blue. You are feeling HYPE today."

j. Create the variable named D4 = 5+12i. Using fprintf, write a line of code that prints the following result: "The imaginary part is 12 and the real part is 5.". DO NOT hard code the 5 and 12 in the code to be displayed

Could someone do the rest from f to j ?

7. (A*.m script file is required for this question) a. Write a line of code that asks the user what their favorite number is, that only accepts numeric input, and saves the answer in variable D1. D1=input("Enter your favourite number: "); b. Write a line of code that asks the user what their favorite color is, that only accepts string input, and saves the answer in variable D2. D2=input("Enter your favourite color: ","s") c. Construct a 1x2 string matrix L1 where the string "HYPE" is the first element and the string "EXHAUSTED" is the second element. L1=["HYPE":"EXHAUSTED"] d. Using the menu command, write a line of code that asks the user (via GUI) whether they are feeling "ENERGETIC" or "TIRED", and saves the selection in variable D3. You should be using L1 in your answer. D3=menu("ARE YOU FEELING ","1.ENERGETIC","2. TIRED") e. Write a line of code that shows the variable D3 and its value, without using fprintf. disp(D3) f. Display the option user picked in part (d). If the user picked ENERGETIC", you should print HYPE". If the user picked TIRED, you should print EXHAUSTED. You cannot use if or switch statements. Hint: Think about indexing, you should be using L1 in your answer. g. Write a line of code that shows the variable D3 and its value, by using fprintf. h. Write a line of code that shows the value of D2, with & without using fprintt. Write a line of code using fprintf, that forms output based on user's previous inputs from parts a, b, and c: "Your favorite number is 3, and your favorite color is blue. You are feeling HYPE today." 7. (A*.m script file is required for this question) a. Write a line of code that asks the user what their favorite number is, that only accepts numeric input, and saves the answer in variable D1. D1=input("Enter your favourite number: "); b. Write a line of code that asks the user what their favorite color is, that only accepts string input, and saves the answer in variable D2. D2=input("Enter your favourite color: ","s") c. Construct a 1x2 string matrix L1 where the string "HYPE" is the first element and the string "EXHAUSTED" is the second element. L1=["HYPE":"EXHAUSTED"] d. Using the menu command, write a line of code that asks the user (via GUI) whether they are feeling "ENERGETIC" or "TIRED", and saves the selection in variable D3. You should be using L1 in your answer. D3=menu("ARE YOU FEELING ","1.ENERGETIC","2. TIRED") e. Write a line of code that shows the variable D3 and its value, without using fprintf. disp(D3) f. Display the option user picked in part (d). If the user picked ENERGETIC", you should print HYPE". If the user picked TIRED, you should print EXHAUSTED. You cannot use if or switch statements. Hint: Think about indexing, you should be using L1 in your answer. g. Write a line of code that shows the variable D3 and its value, by using fprintf. h. Write a line of code that shows the value of D2, with & without using fprintt. Write a line of code using fprintf, that forms output based on user's previous inputs from parts a, b, and c: "Your favorite number is 3, and your favorite color is blue. You are feeling HYPE today