A Pascal’s triangle with levels 0 to 4 is shown below. Level 0 has a single value, and each value on
subsequent levels is the sum of the two entries diagonally above in the previous level of the triangle. For
example, the value 6 in level 4 is the sum of the values 3 and 3 in level 3.

         1       level 0
        1 1      level 1
       1 2 1     level 2
      1 3 3 1    level 3
     1 4 6 4 1   level 4

Complete function pascalVector below to return the row vector corresponding to a specified level of
Pascal’s triangle. For example, if level lev is 4, then the returned vector must be [1, 4, 6, 4, 1]. Assume
that lev is a non-negative integer. The only Matlab built-in functions allowed are zeros, ones, and length.
Do not use the formula for binomial coefficients to solve this problem. Use a loop (or loops): the vector
for each level is based on the vector from the previous level.
function p = pascalVector(lev)

% p is the vector corresponding to level lev of Pascals triangle

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