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J.V.G. Ransika edited this page Feb 8, 2024 · 4 revisions

PyMathZone

Objective: Explore and solidify Our understanding of Mathematical Concepts by implementing its from scratch in Python. This project avoids leveraging specialized libraries like NumPy to encourage a deeper grasp of the underlying algorithms and logic.

Key Features:

  • Conceptual Implementation: The provided code directly translates the Mathematical Concepts into Python functions and logic, promoting deeper understanding and potential customization.

  • No External Dependencies: This project strictly adheres to implementing the concept without employing external libraries, fostering self-reliance and a hands-on approach.

  • Matrix Class:

    • Represents a matrix as a two-dimensional array of numerical values.
    • Supports a wide range of operations, including:
      • Creating matrices
      • Accessing and modifying elements
      • Arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication)
      • Transpose
      • Determinant
      • Minor, cofactor, cofactor matrix
      • Adjoint
      • Inverse

Target Audience:

  • Students and developers seeking to:
  • Deepen their understanding of Mathematical Concepts through practical implementation.
  • Explore concepts without relying on pre-built libraries.
  • Utilize the code as a learning resource or reference.

Getting Started:

  • Clone the repository using git clone https://github.com/JvgRansika/PyMathZone.git.
  • Explore the code comments and functions to understand the implementation.

Contributions:

Feel free to fork, contribute, and suggest improvements! Pull requests addressing comments, enhancing readability, or implementing additional features are welcome.

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