Question

USING MATLAB
Where indicated in the script below, write a function, called myflip, which accepts one vector v (either a column or a row) and outputs the same vector v of the same dimensions, but with the values in reverse order (use MATLAB function flip()). In other words, v will be overwritten by its flipped version. In your function, you may only use length() and floor(). You only need one loop.

%this code tests the function, myflip, which you will write below

v1 = 100*rand(1);

v1 = myflip(v1)

n = randi([2 100], 1, 1);

v2 = 100*rand(1,2*n);

v2 = myflip(v2)

n = randi([2 100], 1, 1);

v3 = 100*rand(2*n+1,1);

v3 = myflip(v3)

Answer 1

myflip.m file code:

function[v]=myflip(v)%% after function keyword return vector is there after functin nameinput parameter
    v=flip(v);%%flipping the vector and storig it in v
end%% end of function

testmyfilecode.m(just for testing program )

%this code tests the function, myflip, which you will write below

v1 = 100*rand(1)
disp('after myflip')
v1 = myflip(v1)

n = randi([2 100], 1, 1);

v2 = 100*rand(1,2*n)
disp('after myflip')
v2 = myflip(v2)

n = randi([2 100], 1, 1);

v3 = 100*rand(2*n+1,1)
disp('after myflip')
v3 = myflip(v3)

Output

since its not possible to show the full vector v3 iam giving the screenshot of end of v3 and front of flipped v3 so that output can be verified

code screenshot for function file