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No she did not discuss the Gaussain method. As far as i know its Solving Simultaneous equations by the use of matrices

Oh yes I can calculate simultaneous equations by hand. I just found it difficult using a loop to attempt to calculate them with like addition. I just don't understand the whole calculation via a loop...

By the exact sequence of steps you mean how the program will input, calculate and display?

she has also posted the 1D Array


1-D Arrays in C++
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main()
{ /* declare variables */
int values[10];
int i;

I think I might have the program wrong.. It's a Matrices program that calculates ONE 2D Array of rows and columns together to display a final Matrices.

So you think if i change the values to 1...

cout<<row + col<<" ";doesn't add anything; it simply outputs current row index + current column index, which makes no sense at all.[/QUOTE]

but when the program runs it asks for input, to put into...

Sorry let me explain. The two arrays being used are numbers [3] [4]
which are initialized in the for loop when in the:

"cin>>numbers[row][col]"

So rows is array [3] and cols is array [4]

I...

1. the two arrays are numbers [3] [4] for the rows and columns to which i have to calculate together.

2. I'm sorry but the for loop code, for the rows and cols, is what the lecturer had posted for...

Hey everyone, I'm having a little problem with adding two arrays together, as part of a Matrices program. Ive got the code for adding the matrices, I really dont think its right at all.

Here's...