pseudo code to c++ matrix row reduction

[eholbro1]

I need help with converting this to c++

Input the n x n matrix A and n element vector b
for k = 1 to n
for i = k + 1 to n
lik aik=akk
for j = k + 1 to n
aij to aij - likakj
end for
end for
end for

[King Mir]

What exactly is your trouble with it?

And what's l in the psudo code?

[eholbro1]

IDK, the professor for my linear algebra class decided to give us this code to see if we could convert it to c++

this is what I came up with..

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int i;
    int m;
    int n; 
   
    cout<<"Input Matrix Size: ";
    cin>>i;
    
    cout<<"Input number of rows: ";
    cin>>m;
    
    cout<<"Input number of columns: ";
    cin>>n;
    
    for(m=1; n-1)
       cout<<b(m)-0
       
       for(n-1; N-1)
          cout<<a(m,n)=0
          end;
          
         for(a(m,m+1)
            cout<<-1 
            
            for(a(m,m)
            cout<<=2
            
            for(a(m+1,)
            cout<<=-1
            end;
            
           
            
            system("pause");
            return 0; 
            }

[King Mir]

Using a compiler and a C++ book on hand might help. There are too many errors in that to make it worth the time of anyone here to itemize, particularly since you are liable to make more errors correcting.

[iMalc]

IDK, the professor for my linear algebra class decided to give us this code to see if we could convert it to c++

this is what I came up with..

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    int i;
    int m;
    int n; 
   
    cout<<"Input Matrix Size: ";
    cin>>i;
    
    cout<<"Input number of rows: ";
    cin>>m;
    
    cout<<"Input number of columns: ";
    cin>>n;
    
    for(m=1; n-1)
       cout<<b(m)-0
       
       for(n-1; N-1)
          cout<<a(m,n)=0
          end;
          
         for(a(m,m+1)
            cout<<-1 
            
            for(a(m,m)
            cout<<=2
            
            for(a(m+1,)
            cout<<=-1
            end;
            
           
            
            system("pause");
            return 0; 
            }

In all fairness the bit prior to the first for loop isn't too bad, but the rest of it may as well be "Mary had a little lamb" as far as a compiler is concerned.

You can't use this forum to get you there, you need another source to learn from first. So many people don't seem to get that there is no shortcut in learning to program. "Do or do not; there is no try".