Matlab Programming Question 1 (c) Every MATLAB environment contains a workspace. For the most part, the...

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Matlab Programming Question 1 (c) Every MATLAB environment contains a workspace. For the most part, the workspace contains and manages your variables. Does the workspace differ when executing the following: 1. commands in the command window 2. a script 3. a function If so, how? (d) Explain how global variables in MATLAB be used to share information be- tween workspaces? What is the life-time of a global variable? end Question 2 (d) Write equivalent code to the one shown below by replacing the while loop with a for loop. a = 0; x = 5; while x > zip_script 14746295 [2 marks] (f) Write a MATLAB script that uses a loop to print the contents of two vectors interleaved in to one vector. Assume both vectors are the same length. For example, if A contains [1, 7, 6, 9], and B contains [4, 4, 2, 5], such that executing the script should display the following: Hint: Avoid assigning the result in to a vector before printing them. [5 marks] Matlab Programming Question 1 (c) Every MATLAB environment contains a workspace. For the most part, the workspace contains and manages your variables. Does the workspace differ when executing the following: 1. commands in the command window 2. a script 3. a function If so, how? (d) Explain how global variables in MATLAB be used to share information be- tween workspaces? What is the life-time of a global variable? end Question 2 (d) Write equivalent code to the one shown below by replacing the while loop with a for loop. a = 0; x = 5; while x > zip_script 14746295 [2 marks] (f) Write a MATLAB script that uses a loop to print the contents of two vectors interleaved in to one vector. Assume both vectors are the same length. For example, if A contains [1, 7, 6, 9], and B contains [4, 4, 2, 5], such that executing the script should display the following: Hint: Avoid assigning the result in to a vector before printing them. [5 marks]