Description
- Write a Python program that creates a matrix of 10 by 10 using the Data provided below.
- Place the following data into a file and read the data into the matrix from a file called “Data.txt”
- Use random number to select three columns (ex: columns 3, 5, and 9) sort each column in ascending order and make a matrix of 10 by 3 using these three columns
- Use random number to select another distinct set of three columns (ex: columns 4, 8, 1). sort each column in descending order and make a matrix of 10 by 3 using these three columns – Call it matrix2. Note that the columns in Matrix 1 should not include any of the columns in Matrix 2
- Add the two matrices to each other and put the result into another 10 by 3 matrix call it matrix3
- Add the content of each row of Matrix 3 and put it into a new 10 by 1 matrix call it Matrix 4.
- Sort Matrix4 in Ascending order
You can use the following 10 by 10 in a file to get started:
26 8 2 12 67 89 8 78 56 7
13 9 57 11 10 99 15 90 88 15
6 23 28 32 53 59 48 41 60 62
17 6 93 95 20 25 29 31 71 30
16 13 26 22 14 66 71 5 2 91
40 53 22 18 44 73 77 84 89 88
34 54 89 8 65 74 96 3 1 80
14 28 39 44 86 88 75 77 93 4
65 66 82 97 51 41 28 33 55 79
13 48 71 98 26 38 55 59 7 19
Your output should be as follows:
The original matrix is as follows:
26 8 2 12 67 89 8 78 56 7
13 9 57 11 10 99 15 90 88 15
6 23 28 32 53 59 48 41 60 62
17 6 93 95 20 25 29 31 71 30
16 13 26 22 14 66 71 5 2 91
40 53 22 18 44 73 77 84 89 88
34 54 89 8 65 74 96 3 1 80
14 28 39 44 86 88 75 77 93 4
65 66 82 97 51 41 28 33 55 79
13 48 71 98 26 38 55 59 7 19
Suppose your first three random numbers are 3, 1, and 9. So you your out should prints:
The first three random numbers are 3, 1, and 9 which makes Matrix 1 as follows:
2 26 56
57 13 88
28 6 60
93 17 71
26 16 2
22 40 89
89 34 1
39 14 93
82 65 55
71 13 7
Adding Matrix1 and Matrix2 gives Martix3 which is:
Suppose the next first three random numbers are 3, 1, and 9. So you your out should prints:
The first three random numbers are 3, 1, and 9 which makes Matrix 1 as follows:
2 26 56
57 13 88
28 6 60
93 17 71
26 16 2
22 40 89
89 34 1
39 14 93
82 65 55
71 13 7
The sorted version of Matrix1 is :
2 6 1
22 13 2
26 13 7
28 14 55
39 16 56
57 17 60
71 26 71
82 34 88
89 40 89
93 65 93
Suppose the next set of three random numbers are 5, 2, and 7. So you your output should prints:
The second set of three random numbers are 5, 2, and 7 which makes Matrix 2 as follows:
67 8 8
10 9 15
53 23 48
20 6 29
14 13 71
44 53 77
65 54 96
86 28 75
51 66 28
26 48 55
Sorting Matrix 2 in descending order we get:
86 66 96
67 54 77
65 53 75
53 48 71
51 28 55
44 23 48
26 13 29
20 9 28
14 8 15
10 6 8
Adding the contents of the Matrix1 and Matrix2, and put the result in one column Matrix called Matrix 3
Matrix 1: Matrix 2 Matrix 3
2 26 56 86 66 96 332
57 13 88 67 54 77 356
28 6 60 65 53 75 287
93 17 71 53 48 71 353
26 16 2 51 28 55 178
22 40 89 44 23 48 266
89 34 1 26 13 29 192
39 14 93 20 9 28 203
82 65 55 14 8 15 239
71 13 7 10 6 8 115
After Sorting Matrix 3 you get:
115
178
192
203
239
266
287
332
353
356
main program should look as follows:
- OriginalMatrix = A1Object.getDataFromDataFile()
- #Printing(OriginalMatrix)
- ColA, ColB, ColC = GetThreeRandomNumber(OriginalMatrix)
- Matrix1 = MakeMatrix(OrioginalMatrix, ColA, ColB, ColC)
- #Printing(Matrix1)
- ColD, ColE, ColF = GetThreeRandomNumber(OriginalMatrix, ColA, CoilB, ColC)
- Matrix2 = MakeMatrix(OrioginalMatrix, ColD, ColE, ColF)
- #Printing(Matrix2)
- Matrix3 = AddingMatrices(Matrix1, Matrix2)
- #Printing(Matrix3)
- Matrix4 = AddingContentOfEachRow(Matrix3)
- #Printing(Matrix4)
- 0Matrix5 = Sorting(Matrix4)
- #Printing(Matrix5)
- PrintOutput (OriginalMatrix, Matrix1, Matrix2, Matrix3, Matrix4, Matrix5)