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Finally got the matrix multiplication operation, I've also added a transpose operation since I figured out it was very easy to do. Now comes the difficult part, the Inverse of a matrix... PS: the multiplication result is taken from the multiplication of duplicate matrices containing the consecutive numbers from 1 to 9:
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I solved the problem! It took me quite a while but I it was worth it. I found out other possible errors that could arise due to the dimension of the matrix
Updating Matrix Project
I'm going to be updating the code for the matrix project, using github's terminal! I haven't had much time to make any progress but at least I'm going to be able to update it instantly now that I know how to upload any changes I make in my local repository
I finally have my first succesful matrix addition! Now I only have to set the multiplication and inverse operations and then create a solution panel showing the resulting matrix. The matrix result on the console is displayed as vectors of the matrix in rows and in columns. I'll be updating the code in github once I have finished what I mentioned at the beginning of this post. =D
