Java Java software for solving linear systems

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A Java program named Gauss has been shared on GitHub, with a runnable .jar file available for English users and source code for Portuguese speakers. The creator confirms the program is open source, despite not attaching a public license. Positive feedback has been received, but a known bug exists when entering a system with differing numbers of equations and variables, which may be addressed in future updates.
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Hi,

I made this program in java, take a look:
https://github.com/BetoKahn/Gauss
For the english version I didn't uploaded the code, only the runnable .jar file.
For the portuguese speakers you can see the code.

I hope you enjoy,
 
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Nice. I'm assuming it's open source due to the .java files.
 
Whovian said:
Nice. I'm assuming it's open source due to the .java files.

Yes, you got it.
It is a simple program, so I didn't atached a public license.
 
mariaL said:
Nice work

:)
Thanks.
It is very nice to listen a good feedback,
Actually, there is a bug if you enter a system with different number of equations and variables.
Maybe I fix it in the future.
 
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