# Food Safety### Assign `safeTemperature` with 1 if `foodTemperature` is less than 40 or greater than 165.## Function```matlabfunction safeTemperature = CheckTemperature(foodTemperature) % foodTemperature: Temperature reading in degrees F safeTemperature = 0; % 0 indicates food is not at a safe temperature % 1 indicates food is at a safe temperature % Assign safeTemperature with 1 if foodTemperature is less than 40 or % greater than 165 safeTemperature = 1;end```## Code to Call Your Function```matlabCheckTemperature(35)```### Explanation:- **Function Definition:** - The function `CheckTemperature` takes one input `foodTemperature`, which represents a temperature reading in degrees Fahrenheit. - `safeTemperature` is initialized to 0, indicating the food is not at a safe temperature by default. - The function should update `safeTemperature` to 1 if the temperature is outside the safe range (less than 40 or greater than 165).- **Code to Execute:** - The example code calls the function `CheckTemperature` with a temperature value of 35°F, checking whether this falls into a safe temperature range or not.

function safeTemperature = CheckTemperature(foodTemperature) % 0 indicates food is not at a safe…

1 function safeTemperature = CheckTemperature(foodTemperature) 2 % foodTemperature: Temperature reading in degrees F safeTemperature = 0; % e indicates food is not at a safe temperature % 1 indicates food is at a safe temperature 4 5 6 % Assign safeTemperature with 1 if foodTemperature is less than 40 or % greater than 165 safeTemperature = 1; 8 9 10 11 end

1 function safeTemperature = CheckTemperature(foodTemperature) 2 % foodTemperature: Temperature reading in degrees F safeTemperature = 0; % e indicates food is not at a safe temperature % 1 indicates food is at a safe temperature 4 5 6 % Assign safeTemperature with 1 if foodTemperature is less than 40 or % greater than 165 safeTemperature = 1; 8 9 10 11 end

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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