M n=e or 1 or 2def divide(S):if SX 2 == e:return 'J=e'elif (-1)^(-n) > e:def fun(n):if S is range (2):Ihow to code this in matlabif S is range (8):program?n=1else:n=2return'J=even'else:return'3=odd'S-int (input( "Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos: "))print(divide(5))Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos:

The question is to write MATLAB code for the given problem.

H n=e or 1 or 2 def divide (S): if SX 2 = e: return 'J=e elif (-1)^(-n) > 8: def fun(n): if S is range (2): how to code this in matlab if S is range (8): program? n=1 else: n2 return'Jneven' else: return'2=odd S-int (input( "Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos: ")) print (divide(5)) Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos:

H n=e or 1 or 2 def divide (S): if SX 2 = e: return 'J=e elif (-1)^(-n) > 8: def fun(n): if S is range (2): how to code this in matlab if S is range (8): program? n=1 else: n2 return'Jneven' else: return'2=odd S-int (input( "Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos: ")) print (divide(5)) Calculation of the Parity of the nucleos:

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