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The document provides Python code examples for handling sparse matrices, including displaying all elements of a sparse matrix and counting non-zero elements. It also includes a method to create a specific array structure based on given dimensions. The examples illustrate how to initialize matrices, fill them with values, and print the results.

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Python 1

The document provides Python code examples for handling sparse matrices, including displaying all elements of a sparse matrix and counting non-zero elements. It also includes a method to create a specific array structure based on given dimensions. The examples illustrate how to initialize matrices, fill them with values, and print the results.

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1.

Write a python program to show all elements of sparse matrix

# Sparse matrix representation using list of tuples

# Format: (row, column, value)

sparse_matrix = [

(0, 1, 5),

(1, 2, 8),

(2, 0, 3)

# Define matrix size

rows = 3

cols = 3

# Initialize full matrix with zeros

matrix = [[0 for _ in range(cols)] for _ in range(rows)]

# Fill non-zero values

for r, c, v in sparse_matrix:

matrix[r][c] = v

# Display full matrix

print("Full Matrix:")

for row in matrix:


for element in row:

print(element, end=" ")

print()

2. Also count how many non zero elements are there

# Sparse matrix

matrix = [

[0, 0, 3],

[0, 5, 0],

[7, 0, 0]

count = 0

print("Matrix elements are:")

for row in matrix:

for element in row:

print(element, end=" ")

if element != 0:

count += 1

print()

print("Number of non-zero elements =", count)


3. 1. Create an array of n xm dimensions using python to show following structure

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n=5
m=5

arr = []

for i in range(n):
row = []
for j in range(m):
if j <= i:
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else:
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[Link](row)

for row in arr:


for val in row:
print(val, end="")
print()

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