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Matrix Calculator
A Python-based program to perform basic matrix operations using numpy. This tool is designed to handle various matrix computations interactively through user input.
Features:
Matrix Addition: Compute the sum of two matrices.
Matrix Multiplication: Perform matrix multiplication if dimensions are compatible.
Matrix Subtraction: Subtract one matrix from another.
Matrix Division: Element-wise division of two matrices.
Transpose: Calculate the transpose of matrices.
Trace: Compute the trace (sum of diagonal elements) of matrices.
How It Works:
The program prompts the user to select an operation from a menu.
Users input the dimensions and elements of two matrices.
The selected operation is performed, and the result is displayed.
Requirements:
Python 3.6 or higher
NumPy library (pip install numpy)
Usage:
Run the script and follow the on-screen instructions to perform matrix operations. The program includes error handling for invalid inputs and incompatible matrix dimensions.