In this exercise we are required to implement 7 basic 'unsigned integer' arithmetic functions in base-63:
- to63(x) - converts an integer from base-10 to base-63.
- to10(x) - converts an integer from base-63 to base-10.
- add(x,y) - adds two base-63 integers.
- sub(x,y) - subtracts two base-63 integers.
- mul(x,y) - multiplies two base-63 integers.
- div(x,y) - performs integer division between two base-63 integers.
- mod(x,y) - returns the remainder of division between two base-63 integers.
NOTES:
- All outputs shall be char-string format.
- Except for the function 'to63' (which may input numbers), all inputs shall be in char-string format.
- Use the numerals '0' to '9' for digits 0 to 9, capital letters 'A' to 'Z' for digits 10 to 35, lower case letters 'a' to 'z' for digits 36 to 61 and the symbol '_' (underscore) for digit 62.
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As far as I can tell, the template solution is useless to even frame the answer. After I figured out how to frame the solution, I found this which might help (MATLAB Staff solution, not Xiangrui Xi's solution).
https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/100539-how-can-i-access-subfunctions-from-outside-the-main-function-in-matlab