Why is it that I do not get the date printed ?
Code:int main() { ... char month[][MONTHS] = {"Jan", "Feb" , "Mar" , "Apr" , "May" , "Jun" , "Jul" , "Aug" , "Sep" , "Oct" , "Nov" , "Dec"}; ... printf("The lowest rainfall of %fmm falls in %s,\n" , lowest , month); }
You've got the array declaration backwords. Should be:
Next, you need to index into the array to specify which string to print, eg: months[which].Code:char months[MONTHS][]
if you imagined accessing values stored in your your array in terms of x & y co-ordinates or across & down then it is the opposite of our usual usage, you would say 'down and across'>>
Code:int main() { int myarray[4][4]; int down = 2; int across = 2; myarray[down][across] = 10; printf("At 2 down and 2 across my array holds > %d\n", myarray[down][across]); return (0); }
Last edited by rogster001; 08-27-2009 at 05:11 AM.
If you're going to post code, please don't use bad practices: SourceForge.net: Implicit main - cpwiki
Also indent your code properly.
Originally Posted by Adak
remembering the array starts with element 0 of course! so its actually "at three down and 3 across" if your user is counting from 1
