Problem Objective

To familiarize on how to transpose a matrix in C programming.

Problem Statement

Write a C program, to find transpose of a matrix.

Instructions

• Periodically save content to avoid losing the written code by eiter pressing the ctrl+S key combination or by clicking on the "Save All" button.
• Write proper comment to make your code readable.
• Use proper naming convention for variables etc in your code.
• Ensure your code compiles without any errors/warning/deprecations
• Avoid too many & unnecessary usage of white spaces (newline, spaces, tabs, )
• Always test the code thoroughly, before submitting exercises/project.
• Please ensure that you write the necessary code to read input from the console and for writing the output to the console.
• To test your code, do the following
• - Compile the program by clicking on the "Compile" button
• - Once the program compiles successfully, click on the "Console Input" button
• - Enter the relevant input into the provided text area.
• - Click on the "Run" button to execute the program; on doing so, you should see the output on the console.

Hints/Tips

include

int main() { Variables; scanf(); scanf();

for (){ for () { scanf("%d", &a[i][j]); } }

for () for () { transpose[j][i] = a[i][j]; } for (){ for () { printf("%d ", transpose[i][j]); if () printf(" "); } } return 0; }

Input format

• - The first line of the input will be a number representing the number of rows of the matrix
• - The second line of the input will be a number representing the number of columns of the matrix
• - This will be follwed by an empty line followed by the matrix as shown in the sample test cases below

Expected Output:

• The output of given problem statement will be transpose of the given matrix.

Test cases:

• Sample Input
• 3
• 4

• 1 4 3 5
• 5 6 7 4
• 2 9 8 3

• Sample Output
• 1 5 2
• 4 6 9
• 3 7 8
• 5 4 3