UmairHabib/Synchronous-100x100-Matrix-Multiplication-using-Multiple-Threads UmairHabib/Synchronous-100x100-Matrix-Multiplication-using-Multiple-Threads

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UmairHabib/Synchronous-100x100-Matrix-Multiplication-using-Multiple-Threads
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Developed a program to multiply two large matrices by using multiple threads. After that, Synchronously computed resultant matrix by dividing the whole task between different number of threads within efficient amount of time.

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