# → [Moved to mec-cs101-matrices.rtfd.org](http://mec-cs101-matrices.readthedocs.org/)

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# → [Moved to mec-cs101-matrices.rtfd.org](http://mec-cs101-matrices.readthedocs.org/)

Readme
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This Python 2 project gives an (almost) complete solution for the CS101 programming project, subject #5, about Matrices and Linear Operations.
This project took place at Mahindra Ecole Centrale in April 2015.

Inside this directory, you will find two Python files (matrix.py and tests.py).

## matrix.py
Defines the Matrix class, with all its operations and methods.
Defines utility functions, like eye, ones, diag, zeros etc.

## tests.py
Performs many tests and examples, by using the matrix.py file


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## Other files
Please read:

 - INSTALL.txt for details about using or installing these files,
 - the report, Matrices_and_Linear_Operations__Project_CS101_2015.pdf, gives more details about the Python programs, and theoretical explanations about the algorithms we decided to implement, and more small things.
 - AUTHORS.txt gives a complete list of authors,
 - TODO.txt gives details about un-finished tasks, if you want to conclude the project yourself.
 - LICENSE.txt for details about the license under which this project is publicly released,

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