MatrixCalculator 0.1.5

Calculates various operations of matrices.

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###### MatrixCalculator by AlexKang ######
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DESCRIPTION
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This is a python application that lets you compute basic matrix operations.

Current features include:
-addition
-subtraction
-multiplication
-scalar multiplication
-transpose
-determinant

CHANGES
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v0.1.0, 2013/10/07 -- Initial release.

v0.1.1, 2013/10/07 -- Finished implementing all matrix functions and reorganized some code. Also added a changelog.

v0.1.2, 2013/10/07 -- Revised README file and put changelog within the README. Reworked some prompt_row function in matrixcalc_ui.py so that it doesn't break abstraction barriers.

v0.1.3, 2013/10/07 -- No changes. Trying to fix bug where pip installs wrong version.

v0.1.4, 2013/10/07 -- Fixed bugs and reuploaded package.

v0.1.5, 2013/10/07 -- Updated README to reflect accurate methods of installation.

INSTALLATION
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Installation of MatrixCalc requires pip-3.x. If you have Ubuntu 13.04 or newer, install it by typing in, "sudo apt-get install python3-pip". If you have an older version of Ubuntu, follow the instructions here:

http://stackoverflow.com/a/11272201

If your OS doesn't work with these methods, download the source file on the PyPi site, extract it, cd into its location, and type in "sudo python3 setup.py install".

Before you install make sure your version of pip is at least 1.4.1 so that upgrading works. To install the program, type in the terminal: "sudo pip-3.x install MatrixCalc". (replace "x" with your version of Python 3)

USING MATRIXCALC
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To run the program, type in, "matrixcalculator".

UNINSTALLATION
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To uninstall the program, type in, "sudo pip-3.x uninstall MatrixCalc" (with x being the version of Python 3 you have).