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What is a transpose?

Short answer. A matrix with its rows turned into columns.

Can you add matrices of different sizes?

No. They must have the same rows and columns.

Transpose

OriginalTranspose
1 2 31 4
4 5 62 5
-3 6

Remember

t[r][c] = m[c][r]
Add: same size matrices

Can you flip a matrix on its diagonal? Yes, that is the transpose. Row one two three becomes column one. Two rows of three become three rows of two. Transpose swaps the indexes. Add only same size matrices.

This clip is from the full lesson: Two-dimensional Arrays and Matrices — 6 minutes, with the tables, the quick answers and the whole lesson in text.

Useful for: ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications, Cambridge IGCSE Grade 9 Computer Science (0478), Cambridge IGCSE Grade 10 Computer Science (0478), Programming All levels Java

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