SarthakKeshari / calc_for_everything

This repository aims to provide Calculators for educational, professional, scientific, health and well-being and other purposes.
https://calc-for-everything-psi.vercel.app
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Matrix Addition #36

Closed SarthakKeshari closed 1 year ago

SarthakKeshari commented 1 year ago

Enter calculator name -

Matrix Addition

Describe calculator functionality -

Take size of matrices as input from user then take two Matrices of the specified size as input and display the result of their addition.

Note - Max. size of matrix = 6x6

Under which category you wish to place it -

[] Computer Science [x] Mathematics [] Physics [] Chemistry [] Biology [] Finance [] Scientific [] Health [] Sports [] Let project owner decide [] Suggest a new category - (Answer here)

VincentPaulV commented 1 year ago

Hey there @SarthakKeshari, I have a working knowledge of Javascript and really want to have the functionality of matrix operations in Javascript for some of my projects which involve calculating parameters for the simulation of physical systems on a canvas.

I would really like to contribute to this and I would not only want to stop here but also perform the other matrix operations.

I find this project extremely useful and would like to start off by contributing to GitHub.

Would love to hear back from you if you want to assign this issue to me.

Thanks :)

SarthakKeshari commented 1 year ago

Hey @VincentPaulV, Assigned.

You may contribute your code under the folder path -

calc_for_everything\calculators\src\mathematical\matrix_addition

Issue completion deadline - 4th Oct 8:00:00 am IST

NOTE - In case the issue completion deadline is not met, the issue will be assigned to a new participant

VincentPaulV commented 1 year ago

Hey there @SarthakKeshari,

I have completed the Matrix Addition along with the Matrix subtraction and have committed it to a fork of this repository. I'm kind of new to the contributor space so I'm not sure of what's to be done after this. I would love to hear of what to do next.

Thanks!