C Programming on the Mac L31 - Multidimensional Arrays

[zungaloca]

mm.. and what about 3 dimension array?

like char i[2][30][50]

how can that be interpreted.?

[AppleProgramming]

@zungaloca Works the same ways as 2D

[zungaloca]

@AppleProgramming char i[2][30][50]

i[0] can contain which numbero of elements?

[AppleProgramming]

@zungaloca technically it would be 30*50, but they would be separate entities.

[zungaloca]

@AppleProgramming tell me an example using 3d char arrays :D

[AppleProgramming]

@zungaloca If you had a group of 2D arrays (3D array) which contained information about pixels on a group of images. You may not use 3D arrays for something like this, but it's an example.

[zungaloca]

@AppleProgramming C arrays are not real 3D arrays :s

[footballstudd95]

These tutorials are so helpful in the simple fact that you show step by step for writing every string, variable, arrays. ext.

[kevinlau51]

I love how you reuse the materials you taught in the previous tutorials to strengthen and remind our skills in C. And this course is gradually leaning to real world programming environment. Keep challenge us. Thanks.