Adding / Multiplying two matrices

[nt_virus]

We both post posted at the same time. haha.

[Lost User]

nt_virus wrote:

But result are showing in vertical manner.. not like matrix way..

I can never remember what the order is supposed to be (I stick to one-dmensional arrays), so I'm afraid you will have to find it by trial and error. I would give you a hand but my Java system is not usable today.

[nt_virus]

please do it in c# if you can, I will convert. I did my all possible things.

[Lost User]

OK, but it may take some time.

[nt_virus]

yes, no problem. do you use messenger ?

[Lost User]

OK, I got the answer in C#, so I think the Java code needs to be:

for (int i=0;i < first.length;i++)
{
    for (int j = 0; j < first\[i\].length;j++)
    {
        sum\[i\]\[j\] = first\[i\]\[j\] + second\[i\]\[j\];
        System.out.print(sum\[i\]\[j\] + "  ");
    }
    System.out.println("");
}

I'm not sure about the expression first.length, but basically i needs to iterate the rows, and j the columns. You also need to print each column value without the newline (print rather than println?) and then put the System.out.println(""); statement after the last column. It probably needs some tidying up to get the columns lined up, but I'm sure you will be able to manage it. No, not on messenger.

[nt_virus]

fantastic.. It works.. you made my day (night here actually) .. Thanks a lot.

[Lost User]

Cheers, happy to help. It also gave me some incentive to get back on Java which I haven't touched for a while. It's early evening here (UK) so are you west or east?

[nt_virus]

Java is very nice. I m on east. India. +5.30

[Lost User]

You may find this hard to believe but that's the country of my birth! I was born in Mussoorie (in the hills), my dad and my brother in Naini Tal. But my only return visit was in 2005 to Bangalore, which also was nice - at least the people.