Problem 44083. First use of arrayfun() and anonymous function @(x)

Created by Pascal Wenger

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David Verrelli on 23 Jun 2018

Pascal Wenger, I recommend that you employ "assessFunctionAbsence" — see
https://au.mathworks.com/help/coursework/ug/assessfunctionabsence.html — in your Test Suite to more robustly deal with tricks to sidestep intended solution.

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Informaton on 20 Aug 2017

Nice trick to sidestep intended solution!

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