Please help create a Matlab function!!!

Mini Project #1-Calculator Function This mini-project requires you to create a MATLAB function that can perform various basic mathematical functions on two numbers. You should name your function netIDcalculator, where netID is your netID (as in aaal11). Your function should take three inputs in the following order: num1 - The first number in the calculation you want to perform. num2 - The second number in the calculation you want to perform indicator - A variable, that has a data type of your choice, that the user will use to determine which operation to perform. You should note in a comment how you are implementing the indicator variable. Your function should be able to perform the following operations num1 + num2 (addition) - numl - num2 (subtraction) - numl * num2 (multiplication) -numl / num2 (division) numl num2 (exponent) lognum2numl (log base num2 of numl)2 return the larger of num1 and num2 return the smaller of num1 and num2 Note that every time this function is called, it should only perform ONE of these operations. However, the user should be able to choose from any of the operations with each call using the indicator input. For example, if you were to use a string for your indicator input, the call of: result aaa111calculator (5,10, 'subtract'); Would store the value of -5 in the variable result In another example, using a numerical variable for the indicator', and associating 6 with the logarithmic operation, a call of; result-aaa111calculator (125, 5, 6) Would store the value of 3 in the variable result Notes: It is your choice to determine how the indicator variable works, and there are quite a few ways to approach it and set up the associated conditional statements. Note that the above two examples are for two differently written functions: One that uses strings for the indicator, and one that uses numbers. If you are interested in strings, you should look into using the strcmp function. Note that 1og (x) in MATLAB takes the natural log, and log10 (x) takes log base 10. For more information on changing the base of a logarithm, look here