sample cell array: A = {[1 2 3], true, 'hi there', 42, false, 'abc'}

Write a function, using matlab, named cellParse that has one parameter, a cell array. Each element of the cell array is either a string, a vector of numbers, or a boolean value. The function will return 6 values as follows:

nStr: the number of strings in the cell array

nVec: the number of vectors

nBool: the number of Boolean values

cString: a cell array of all the strings in alphabetic order

vecLength: the average length of all the vectors

allTrue: true if all the Boolean values are true, false otherwise

Suggested approach do incremental development.

Step 1: set up the function so that it loops over the cell array and returns one value, nStr

Step 2: add to your loop and your output argument so that the function also returns nVec

Step 3: add to your loop and your output argument so that the function also returns nBool

Step 4: You are already counting the number of numeric vectors. Add code that computes the sum of the lengths of all the numeric vectors, and code to compute the average length.

Step 5: You are already counting the number of Boolean elements. Add code that will determine whether all values are true or not.

Step 6: You are already counting the character strings. Add code that will put each character string into a cell array.

Step 7: Add code to sort the cell array of strings