For a 2-dimensional array (matrix), transposing means flipping the array along its diagonal. This swaps the rows and columns. If you have an array "A" with shape "(m, n)", the transpose "A.T" will have shape "(n, m)", where each element at position "(i, j)" in A will be...
Transposing a matrix means reversing rows and columns. The data frames in R and Python are actually matrices, and therefore transposing is not a problem. A SQL Server table is a slightly different structure, where rows and columns are not equivalent and interchangeable. A row represents an entit...