write a function to give demostrate the functionality of 3d in 1d. function prototye:
change(int value,int indexX,int indexY,int indexZ, int [] 1dArray);
value=what is the date; indexX=x-asix indexY=y-axis indexZ=z-axis and 1dArray=in which and where the value is stored
I'm pretty sure that prototype is illegal in C.
You can simulate a 3D array with a 1D array provided you know how big the array is in each dimension (technically you don't need to know the size of x, but). Think about how a 3D array is stored in memory.
The only thing illegal with it is the location of the [].Code:void change( int v, int ix, int iy, int iz, int *a );
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
but sir i am still not able to get even after the change what is to be done and how.please suggest
What is your current code and corresponding errors?
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
plzzz tell me what does this actually mean
"functionality of 3-d in 1-d"
The more z's you put in your posts, the less help you will actually get.
And it means just what it says: the functionality of a 3-d array, but using a 1-d array to actually store things. (Or if you like: to re-interpret a 1-d array as actually rows, columns, etc of a 3-d grid. Have you bothered to look at how C stores a 3-d array in memory?)
thanx guys...............now i got the answer............................
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