We are all familiar with the concept of magic matrix.
In a magic matrix, the summation of all rows, columns and both diagonals are always the same. It contains unique integers and is in the form of a square matrix.
Matlab provides a built-in function to create a magic square. In this question, you have to write a code to do it yourself - the magic function is forbidden.
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