Inpur four integers in 1 to 10, you may use plus, minus, multiply and divid to get 24. Note that every integer should be used once and only once. Brackets are of no limit, and the result should exactly be 24 once you calculate by hand. (Calculation in computer will lead to a tolerance to the computer precision.)
You need to return a format and a vector with the same four integers, such that you can print the expression.
E.g., input x = [5 5 7 7]
you may return f = '(%d*%d)-(%d/%d)'
and z = [5 5 7 7]
so 24 is obatined by eval(sprintf(f,z)).
The answer is not necessary unique, e.g., other acceptable answers are
f = '(%d*%d)-(%d*%d)'
z = [7 7 5 5]
and f = '(%d-%d)*(%d+%d)'
z = [7 5 7 5]
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This problem has several flaws.
1. The first assert() statement in each test should be "assert(ischar(f))' rather than 'assert(isstring(f))'
2. The expression for 'w' in each test should be using '&' operators rather than '|' operators
Thanks to william.