Consider the following MATLAB script. A computer code has $12$ rows.The $12$ rows are as follows.Row $1.$ Percent sign Series Resistance Calculator.Row $2.$ Rseries equals $0$ semicolon percent sign initialize value.Row $3.$ prompt equals single quote Enter number of resistors in series string colon single quote semicolon.Row $4.$ n equals input left parenthesis prompt right parenthesis.Row $5.$ for j equals $1$ colon n$.$Row $6.$ prompt equals single quote Enter resistance value left parenthesis Ohms right parenthesis colon single quote semicolon.Row $7.$ R equals input left parenthesis prompt right parenthesis.Row $8.$ Rseries equals Rseries plus R semicolon.Row $9.$ end semicolon.Row $10.$ Result equals left bracket The equivalent series resistance is single quote comma num $2$ str left parenthesis Rseries right parenthesis comma single quote Ohms period single quote right bracket semicolon. Row $11.$ disp left parenthesis Result right parenthesis. Row $12.$ percent sign end of routine. Revise the MATLAB script to allow the user to choose units of $\backslash$Omega $,$ k$\backslash$Omega $,$ or M$\backslash$Omega $.$ You may code this so that all entered resistance values have the same units. $($Please upload your response$/$solution using the controls below.$)$