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Engineering, 06.11.2019 19:31 shemiahking5432

Write a function separatethem that will receive one input argument which is a structure containing fields named length and width, and will return the two values separately. here is an example of calling the function > > myrectangle = struct('length',33,'width',2); you just created a structure myrectangle with the above line of code. now, if you send myrectangle into separatethem function, it should access the length and width fields and store it in output variables l and w (again, no tips or tricks! do not overthink on this one. just access the fields length and width from myrectangle input argument and store it in output variables l and w > > [l w] = separatethem(myrectangle) l = 33 w = 2

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