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Task # 01: Transpose a 2D Matrix

Matrix Creation in Main Function:

- Create a 2D array in the main function with dimensions entered by the user (rows x
cols).
- Prompt the user to input the elements of the matrix.

Original Matrix Traversal and Display (in Main):

- Traverse and print the original matrix using nested loops, directly in the main function.

Transpose Using a User-Defined Function:

- Write a function named transposeArray that takes the original array

- Uses nested loops to compute the transpose of the matrix by swapping rows and
columns. (Hint: transposed[j][i] = array[i][j])

Transposed Matrix Traversal and Display (in Main):

- Traverse and print the transposed matrix using nested loops, directly in the main
function.

Expected Output Example:


Enter the number of rows: 2
Enter the number of columns: 3
Enter the elements of the matrix:
123
456

Original Matrix:
123
456

Transposed Matrix:
14
25
36
Task # 02: Matrix Multiplication Using User-Defined Functions
Matrix Creation in Main Function:

- Create two 2D arrays in the main function: matrixA and matrixB, with user-defined
dimensions.
- Ensure that the number of columns in matrixA equals the number of rows in matrixB
- Prompt the user to input the elements of both matrices.

Matrix Traversal and Display:

- Traverse and print both matrixA and matrixB in the main function, using nested loops.

Matrix Multiplication Using a User-Defined Function:

- Write a function named multiplyMatrices that:


- Takes both matrices (matrixA and matrixB) and their dimensions as inputs.
- Computes their product and stores the result in a third matrix, resultMatrix.
- Uses the formula for matrix multiplication:
resultMatrix[i][j] = sum(matrixA[i][k] matrixB[k][j]) for k in range of p,
where p is the number of columns in matrixA (or rows in matrixB).

Return the Resultant Matrix:

- Return the resultMatrix from your user-defined function to the main function.

Print the Resultant Matrix:

- In the main function, traverse and print the resultMatrix after the function call.

Expected Output Example:


Enter the number of rows for Matrix A: 2
Enter the number of columns for Matrix A (and rows for Matrix B): 3
Enter the number of columns for Matrix B: 2

Enter the elements of Matrix A:


123
456

Enter the elements of Matrix B:


78
9 10
11 12

Matrix A:
123
456

Matrix B:
78
9 10
11 12

Resultant Matrix:
58 64
139 154

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