I'm asking you a question because I don't understand the multiplication algorithm of matrix in Programmer's Algorithm Exercise level 2. First of all, the code I made
def productMatrix(A, B):
answer = len(A)*[list(range(len(B[0])))] #Form of the multiplication result matrix.
for i in range (len(A): row of #A,
for j in range (len(B[0]): Has a column value of #B.
B_column_j=[]
For row in B: Create column j of #B
B_column_j.append(row[j])
answer[i][j]=sum(A[i][k]*B_column_j[k] for k in range(len(A[i])))
#(column i of A)*(column j of B) dot product
print('answer[{}][{}]={}'.format(i,j,answer[i][j]))
print(answer)
return answer
# Below is the code for testing.
a = [ [ 1, 2 ], [ 2, 3 ]];
b = [[ 3, 4], [5, 6]];
print("Results: {}".format(productMatrix(a,b)));
If you print it out,
answer[0][0]=13
[[13, 1], [13, 1]]
answer[0][1]=16
[[13, 16], [13, 16]]
answer[1][0]=21
[[21, 16], [21, 16]]
answer[1][1]=26
[[21, 26], [21, 26]]
Result: [[21, 26], [21, 26]]
Each answer[i][j] is correct, but I don't know why the answer comes out like that. Please explain.
python programmer
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