1)Guessing game 2

in a computer generated guessing game, the player should guess a number between 1 and 20. the player has 5 guesses. the player wins if the difference between two or more guesses with the actual number is smaller than or equal to 3.

Ex: the number to be guessed is 9. the player's guesses are [2,14,10,7,3]. since 10 is larger than 9 by 1, and 7 is smaller than 9 by 2, the player has won this set of the game.

2) 1D arrays

complete the function ReturnNumbers() which takes one postitive integer(endValue) as an input argument. The function should generate an array of integers from 1 to endValue, and this array return:

My library > ENGR 2304. Programming for Engineers home > 4.14: LAB: Guessing game 2 zyBooks catalog Help/FAQ Guessing game 2 In a computer generated guessing game, the player should guess a number between 1 and 20. The player has 5 guesses. The player wins if the difference between two or more guesses with the actual number is smaller than or equal to 3. Ex: The number to be guessed is 9. The player's guesses are (2. 14, 10,7. 3). Since 10 is larger than 9 by 1 and 7 is smaller than 9 by 2. the player has won this set of the game, Write a function called NumberGuess() that takes the number to be guessed and a player's guess array, calculates if the winning criteria is met, and returns logical 1 for if the player wins and logical O if the player did not Ex: Given: gameNum=13; and userGuess - [2, 5, 12, 17, 19); Output: logical win- S 4.14: LAB: Guessing game 2 E zyBooks catalog Help/FAQ Function Save C Reset ED MATLAB Documentation 1 function win = NumberGuess (gameNum, userGuess) 2 % Write a function that takes the elements of the row array of user's guesses 3 % and calculates if the difference of 2 or more of the guesses is less than 3. 4 5 end win- 6 Code to call your function > C Reset 1 gameNum - randi ([1, 2], 1) 2 userGuess - randi ([1, 2], (1,5)) 3 win - NumberGuess (GameNum, UserGuess) 1D arrays Complete the function ReturnNumbers() which takes one positive integer (end Value) as an input argument. The function should generate an array of integers from 1 to endValue, and from this array return: oddNumbers: an array of odd numbers between 1 and end Value from smallest number to largest number evenNumbers: an array of even numbers between 1 and end Value from smallest number to largest number reverseNumbers: an array of numbers decreasing from end value to 1 Note: While arrays are double, the entries will be integer numbers. Restriction: Do not use loops, sort, or if else statements. Hint: Use array indexing to select the required numbers to create odd, even and reverse output arrays. Ex Given endvalue = 11 The function ReturnNumbers returns: 5 7 9 11 oddNumbers 1 2 evenumbers - 2 4 roverseNumbers- 11 10 6 8 10 9 8 7 6 5 21 The oddNumbers array contains odd numbers in range 1 to 11. The evenNumbers array contains even numbers in range 1 to 11. The reverseNumbers array contains numbers from 11 to 1 in decreasing order. Function > Save e Reset 20 MATLAB DO 1 function [oddNumbers, evenNumbers, reverseNumbers] = Return Numbers (endValue) 2 % Write a function that return the odd numbers, even numbers and reverse order 3 % numbers between 1 and endValue 4 5 % Contains odd numbers between 1 and end value from smallest number to largest number 6 oddNumbers = returnNumbers (1:endvalue) 7 8 % Contains even numbers between 1 and endvalue from smallest number to largest number 9 evenNumbers - returnNumbers(1:endValue) 10 11 % Contains numbers decreasing from endvalue to 1 12 reverseNumbers - returnNumbers (endValue: 1) 13 end Code to call your function C Reset 1 % endvalue is between 2 and 50. 2 endValue - randi ((2 50],1) 3 [oddNumbers, evenNumbers, reverseNumbers] = Return Numbers (endValue) Run Function 2 Previous Assessment: 3 of 6 Tests Passed (49%) Submit 0% (179) Given a random endValue input, is oddNumbers calculated correctly? 0% (17%) Given a random endValue input, is even Numbers calculated correctly