Please create a function that returns the minimum element and its index in a numeric array $($single$-$row vector or single$-$column vector$).$ Name your function as findMin$().$

The input to the function can be either a row vector, a column vector, or a scalar $($of numeric data types$),$ otherwise the function returns a vector of $2$NaNs $([$NaN

NaN$]).$

Your function returns $2$ scalar values in the format of $[$min$\_$val, min$\_$idx$]$ which represents the value and index of the minimum element, respectively. For

example, return $[\left[\begin{array}{cc}2& 1\end{array}\right]$ if input is the scalar $2.$

If the array contains duplicates of the minimum element, keep only the smallest index of the min$\_$val. DO NOT return multiple indices.

You are not permitted to use$|$ the built$-$in min$()$ or max$()$ functions. You can exploit if$,$ for or while structures to create your functions. Any algorithm or method can be

used.

The function header is already given as function $[$min$\_$val, $mi{n}_{?}$idx$]=$ findMin $($input$).$

Function $?$