Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Transpose of Matrices using Perl
This is a Perl programming tutorial for computing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and the transpose of matrices with custom dimension ( row × column ). In this tutorial, I have used addition() , subtraction() , multiplication() , and transpose() subroutines to perform matrix manipulation by user's choice. Moreover, the input and output of data processing is done through getmatrix() and display() subroutines. The output of the matrix result is formatted in rows and columns mimic to an array. Matrix Manipulation In mathematics, a matrix is a rectangular array of numbers/symbols/expressions arranged in rows and columns. The individual items (elements or entries) in an m × n matrix A , often denoted by a i , j , where i and j represents the dimension. The rule for addition ( A + B ) or subtraction ( A − B ) of two matrices is that it must have an equal number of rows and columns. However, the rule for matrix multiplication ( A...