Counting solutions to system of linear equations modulo prime

I have implemented Gaussian elimination for solving system of linear equations in the field of modulo prime remainders. If there is a pivot equal to zero I assume the system has no solution but how to calculate number of solutions of such systems when all pivots are non-zero? (i.e. one and more solutions)

The integers modulo a prime form a field, so all assumptions done applying Gaussian eliminations work exactly the same. Luckily, there are no numerical instability problems. The system can be inconsistent (no solutions), underdetermined (several solutions modulo $p$) or have a unique solution modulo $p$.

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