Have you started, gotten anywhere at all? Any attempt is better than no attempt. The instructions look pretty detailed . . . .
Have you started, gotten anywhere at all? Any attempt is better than no attempt. The instructions look pretty detailed . . . .
dwk
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#include <stdio.h>Originally Posted by dwks
int i;
int j;
int select;
double A[5][5];
double B[5][5];
double C[5][5];
int columnsA = 3;
int rowsA = 3;
now I want to display a 3x3 matrix, but have no clue how.
And posting many copies of the same subject is a good way of upsetting the moderators, not a good way to get an answer.
Post your code so far, whatever it is, and we can help you get the next step done - but if you don't try yourself, you will not learn, and that's what we want you to do - not just learn how to ask someone else to do it for you - that's the management course, not the programming course ;-).
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