how to code part 3 in Python?

1. Use the function help or the on-line help in combination with MATLAB/Octave to familiarize yourself with the following MATLAB/Octave functions: clear, cle, who, demo, ones, zeros, eye, diag, input pause, disp, fprintf, load, save, format, plot, xlabel, ylabel, title, length, size, mean, median, std, max, min, sum, abs, sqrt, exp, cos, sin, roots, sort, hist, any, find, all, diff 2. Write a MATLAB script that makes use of all the functions listed above (note: the script does not need to do anything useful) 3. Write the MATLAB code to construct the following matrices using the functions diag, ones, zeros, eye, the colon operator ".", and the transpose operator 10 0 0 10 Note Matrix A must be generated using only three lines of code and only using the function diag, the colon operator, and the transpose operator. Matrix M must be generated using only one line of code and using only the functions eye, zeros, and ones 4. Compute a list of the first 10 factorials (1!, 2!,..., 10!) using the function cumprod. The output should look like the following and be computed using a single line of MATLAB code. >line of code [enter 2 2 24 120 720 5040 40320 362880 10 3628800 1. Use the function help or the on-line help in combination with MATLAB/Octave to familiarize yourself with the following MATLAB/Octave functions: clear, cle, who, demo, ones, zeros, eye, diag, input pause, disp, fprintf, load, save, format, plot, xlabel, ylabel, title, length, size, mean, median, std, max, min, sum, abs, sqrt, exp, cos, sin, roots, sort, hist, any, find, all, diff 2. Write a MATLAB script that makes use of all the functions listed above (note: the script does not need to do anything useful) 3. Write the MATLAB code to construct the following matrices using the functions diag, ones, zeros, eye, the colon operator ".", and the transpose operator 10 0 0 10 Note Matrix A must be generated using only three lines of code and only using the function diag, the colon operator, and the transpose operator. Matrix M must be generated using only one line of code and using only the functions eye, zeros, and ones 4. Compute a list of the first 10 factorials (1!, 2!,..., 10!) using the function cumprod. The output should look like the following and be computed using a single line of MATLAB code. >line of code [enter 2 2 24 120 720 5040 40320 362880 10 3628800