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4/16/25, 2:30 PM Program.

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LibTestApp\Program.cs

1 using System;
2
3 class Program
4 {
5 static void Main(string[] args)
6 {
7 Console.WriteLine("Testit");
8
9 // when we instantiate a new vector, we use the "new" command
10 Vex v1 = new Vex(2.2, -1.1, 3.3);
11 Console.WriteLine("vector v1: " + v1);
12
13 Vex v2 = new Vex(3.0, 2.0, -1.0);
14 Console.WriteLine("Vector v2: " + v2 + "\n");
15
16 // we can access individual elements of a vector
17 Console.WriteLine("z element: " + v1.z);
18 v1.z = 5.5;
19 Console.WriteLine("Modified Vector v1: " + v1 + "\n");
20
21
22 // We can multiply a vector by a scalar on the left
23 Vex scalarVecProduct = 3.0*v2;
24 // Note that I didn't need to call the "new" command because Vex functions
25 // and operators do the instantiation for us.
26 Console.WriteLine("Scalar vector product: " + scalarVecProduct);
27
28 // Can also multiply by scalar on the right
29 Vex vecScalarProduct = v2*4.0;
30 Console.WriteLine("Vector scalar product: " + vecScalarProduct + "\n");
31
32 // We can add and subtract vectors
33 Vex sum = v1 + v2;
34 Vex diff = v1 - v2;
35 Console.WriteLine("sum: " + sum);
36 Console.WriteLine( "diff:" + diff);
37
38 // Linear combination of vectors
39 Vex lc = 3.1*v1 - 4.2*v2;
40 Console.WriteLine("Linear Combination: " + lc + "\n");
41
42 // Dot product, this produces a scalar
43 double dotProd = Vex.Dot(2.0*v2, v1);
44 // Cross Product
45 Vex crossProd = Vex.Cross(v1, v2);
46 // Triple Cross Product
47 Vex tripCrossProduct = Vex.Cross(v1, Vex.Cross(v1, v2));
48 Console.WriteLine("Dot product: " + dotProd);
49 Console.WriteLine("Cross product: " + crossProd);
50 Console.WriteLine("Triple product: " + tripCrossProduct + "\n\n");
51
52 // System of liner algebraic equations
53 LinSysEq sys;
54 sys = new LinSysEq(3); // instantiate with 3 equations and 3 unknowns
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55
56 // Set the coefficient matrix. Remember indexing starts at zero
57 sys.SetA(0,0, 3.0); sys.SetA(0,1, -2.0); sys.SetA(0,2, -1.0);
58 sys.SetA(1,0, 2.0); sys.SetA(1,1, 4.0); sys.SetA(1,2, -2.0);
59 sys.SetA(2,0, 1.0); sys.SetA(2,1, 2.0); sys.SetA(2,2, 3.0);
60
61 // Set the right side
62 sys.SetB(0, -1.0);
63 sys.SetB(1, -4.0);
64 sys.SetB(2, 2.0);
65
66 // solve via Gauss elimination and backsubstitution
67 sys.SolveGauss();
68
69 // Get the solution
70 Console.WriteLine("Solution:");
71 Console.WriteLine(sys.Sol(0));
72 Console.WriteLine(sys.Sol(1));
73 Console.WriteLine(sys.Sol(2) + "\n");
74 Console.WriteLine("Error = " + sys.Check());
75 }
76 }

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