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Write a menu driven C++ program that should perform following operation on matrices using 2D arrays. (Use OOP Please to write minimum code)
The program will first take inputs for both matrices from the user then perform following operations :
Subtract() This method will subtract two matrices.
Multiply() This method will multiply two matrices but first check number of rows and columns of corresponding matrices and display "Not possible" in case of inequality in rows and columns.
AddScalar() This method will add scalar to a matrix by asking user in which matrix to add.
CheckTranspose() This method will ask from user which matrix you want to take transpose and then display its transpose.
CheckSymmetric() This method will check symmetric matrix
CheckIdentity() This method will check if the matrix is identity
CheckUpperTriangular() This method will check upper triangular matrix
Dont use pointers please use counters only..
Thank you very much.
use oop please
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