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Julia 8

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8a.

Develop a Julia program to evaluate expressions consisting of rational, irrational number and
floatingpoint numbers)

# Function to evaluate an expression with rational numbers


function evaluate_expression_rn()
# Define rational numbers
x = 1 // 2 # Represents 1/2
y = 3 // 4 # Represents 3/4
# Define an expression with rational numbers
expr = 2 * x + 3 * y
# Evaluate the expression
result = 2 * x + 3 * y
return result
end

# Function to evaluate an expression with irrational numbers


function evaluate_expression_irn()
# Define irrational number
sqrt2 = sqrt(2) # Square root of 2
# Define an expression with irrational number
expr = sqrt2 + 3.14
# Evaluate the expression
result = sqrt2 + 3.14
return result
end

# Function to evaluate an expression with floating-point numbers


function evaluate_expression_fpn()
# Define floating-point numbers
x = 3.5
y = 2.25
# Define an expression with floating-point numbers
expr = 2.0 * x + 1.5 * y
# Evaluate the expression
result = 2.0 * x + 1.5 * y
return result
end

# Main function to run the evaluation and display the result


function main()
r1 = evaluate_expression_rn()
println("Result of the expression with rational numbers: ", r1)
r2 = evaluate_expression_irn()
println("Result of the expression with irrational numbers: ", r2)
r3 = evaluate_expression_fpn()
println("Result of the expression with floating-point numbers: ", r3)
end

# Call the main function to execute the program


main()
8b. Develop a Julia program to determine the following properties of a matrix: determinant, inverse,
rank, upper & lower triangular matrix, diagonal elements, Euclidean norm and Square Root of a
Matrix
using LinearAlgebra
# Function to determine matrix properties
function matrix_properties(A)
# Determinant
det_A = det(A)
# Inverse
inv_A = inv(A)
# Rank
rank_A = rank(A)
# Upper triangular matrix
upper_triangular = UpperTriangular(A)
# Lower triangular matrix
lower_triangular = LowerTriangular(A)
# Diagonal elements
diagonal_elements = diag(A)
# Euclidean norm
norm_A = norm(A)
# Square root of matrix
# sqrt_A = sqrtm(A)
return det_A, inv_A, rank_A, upper_triangular, lower_triangular, diagonal_elements, norm_A
end
# Main function to determine and print matrix properties
function main()
# Example matrix
A = [1.0 2.0 3.0;
4.0 5.0 6.0;
7.0 8.0 10.0]
println("Matrix A:")
println(A)
println()
# Determine properties
det_A, inv_A, rank_A, upper_triangular, lower_triangular, diagonal_elements, norm_A =
matrix_properties(A)
# Print results
println("Determinant of A: ", det_A)
println("Inverse of A:")
println(inv_A)
println("Rank of A: ", rank_A)
println("Upper triangular matrix: ", upper_triangular)
println("Lower triangular matrix: ", lower_triangular)
println("Diagonal elements of A: ", diagonal_elements)
println("Euclidean norm of A: ", norm_A)
# println("Square root of A:")
# println(sqrt_A)
end
# Call the main function to execute the program
main()

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