For each of the following tasks, write a single MATLAB statement to achieve that goal.
a. Create a text string named Greek that begins with Alpha, ends with omega, and has 250,000 blanks in between.
b. Assume the text string TS contains a single word. Using only a single MATLAB command, create a text string named Padded that contains the same word stored in Ts, but with a space between each character of the original word.
For example, Rabbit becomes Rabbit.
c. If N1-'5' and N2-'8' then N3=N1+N2 places the value 109 in N3. (Try it!) This is because you are actually adding the ASCII codes for the CHARACTERS '5' and '8', NOT the values 5 and 8. Write a statement that will correctly add the values represented by the characters in N1 and N2, giving a result of 13 in this specific case. This should function correctly for any single digit, non-negative integers stored in N1 and N2. HINT: Refer to Table 15-8
d. Assume that a text string TS already exists. Convert all letters in the first half of the text string to uppercase and leave the characters in the second half unchanged. You may assume there are an even number of characters in TS.
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