PYTHON

Ex.III Write a function (without using the numpy functions matmult, dot, @ etc. that takes two matrices as input parameters and computes the product of the two matrices. Write two versions of the function: 1. mMult(X, Y) which returns the resultant matrix. 2. mMult-noRet(X, Y, Z) where Z is a matrix of zeros, of dimensions equal to that of the matrix XY, created within the calling program. This function should not return anything. Instead, The matrix Z is created in the calling program, and passed as a parameter to your function mMult-noRet(X, Y, Z). Your function should compute the result in Z. C. Test your code by generating two random, integer matrices, of dimensions 5 x 5 with elements taken from the integers 0. (See class notes (Lec 5B, avail. online)). Assume the matrices are compatible for multiplication in the order given in the function parameters. *i.e. mMult(X, Y) returns the matrix product XY).* D. Verify your result using the numpy functions for multiplication of matrices