In this task you are required to write a function that will generate a column array (a variable called dates) containing N random dates N is an integer (whole number) entered by the user and will indicate to the function how many random dates the user requires The dates array will be structured as follows: The array shall have two columns: column 1 will contain numbers indicating the day of each month (1-31) and column 2 will contain numbers indicating the month (Jan 1, Feb 2, Mar-3. Dec-12). Each day must be randomly generated (using the randi function) taking into account the maximum number of days in each month ( Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Aug. Oct and Dec have 31 days, Apr. Jun, Sep and Nov have 30 days and Feb will have 28 days). You must use an felsef-else statement to decide this We are assuming no leap years (e. February can only have days between 1-28). For example, the output from calling the function: output = dategen(3) could be: output= 23 14 11 5 Important note: Make sure you do not use the 'clear' or 'cle' keywords in your solution.

In this task you are required to write a function that will generate a column array (a variable called dates) containing N random dates N is an integer (whole number) entered by the user and will indicate to the function how many random dates the user requires The dates array will be structured as follows: The array shall have two columns: column 1 will contain numbers indicating the day of each month (1-31) and column 2 will contain numbers indicating the month (Jan 1, Feb 2, Mar-3. Dec-12). Each day must be randomly generated (using the randi function) taking into account the maximum number of days in each month ( Jan, Mar, May, Jul, Aug. Oct and Dec have 31 days, Apr. Jun, Sep and Nov have 30 days and Feb will have 28 days). You must use an felsef-else statement to decide this We are assuming no leap years (e. February can only have days between 1-28). For example, the output from calling the function: output = dategen(3) could be: output= 23 14 11 5 Important note: Make sure you do not use the 'clear' or 'cle' keywords in your solution.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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