Java code for Matrix Inversion #202
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mention your issue number What's in matrix inversion 1? |
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I raised a new issue #235. I tried using the Gauss Jordan method but wasn't able to complete it. But the program still had the comment (which was misleading). So I removed it in Matrix inversion 1. |
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@Astrodevil @subh-chaturvedi Can you please let me know what specifically we have to do to get the hacktoberfest-accepted label? |
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You have to mention in description that this pr/issue is for hacktoberfest if applicable maintainer will add hacktoberfest-accepted tag |
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@Astrodevil can you add it now as it's my first fest and wasn't aware of this. From now on I will add this to my description. |
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I used Java for matrix inversion: which takes variable 'n' and matrix elements as input and returns the inverted matrix as output.