. Look up the char function in Matlab. Use it along with the fact that the hexadecimal code for A is 65 and a is 97, (check an ASCII Table if necessary). Note that the hex code increases by one for each subsequent character, (you might need to review counting in hexadecimal). Create 2 strings one for the upper case alphabet and one for the lower case alphabet. Note: Do not type out the upper and lower case alphabet in your script file, no credit will be earned! Combine the strings into a matrix. Then use a loop and any other helpful programming techniques to print out the upper and lower case alphabets vertically as shown below. Hint: You may find it useful to reference individual characters of the string matrix portions of the string matrix. Uppercase Lowercase A a B b etc. 6. Judgement Day This is an exercise in pseudo-code. a. Make a list of all of the decisions you make from the moment you awake in the morning until you enter the vehicle that gets you to campus. b. Make a list of the activities that occur over the same time period. c. Write the pseudo-code that could be used to eventually program a robot that would follow your activities from turn-on until arrival at campus. d. Construct a flow chart of the pseudo-code from step c