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Transpose a Matrix

Transposing a matrix involves converting columns into rows. In python we can achieve it by designing some loop structure to iterate through the elements in the matrix and change their places or we can use the following script involving zip function in conjunction with the * operator to unzip a list which becomes a transpose of the given matrix.

Example:

x = [[31,17],
[40 ,51],
[13 ,12]]
print (zip(*x))

Output:
[(31, 40, 13), (17, 51, 12)]

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#Basics

Transpose a Matrix

Transposing a matrix involves converting columns into rows. In python we can achieve it by designing some loop structure to iterate through the elements in the matrix and change their places or we can use the following script involving zip function in conjunction with the * operator to unzip a list which becomes a transpose of the given matrix.

Example:

x = [[31,17],
[40 ,51],
[13 ,12]]
print (zip(*x))

Output:
[(31, 40, 13), (17, 51, 12)]

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