as we know to pass an array to a function the syntax is
datatype function_name(type array_name[][size2],int size1,int size2).
this is for a 2D single array.So what about if we want to pass multiple 2D array?whether it shall be like this
datatype function_name(type array_name1[][size2],int size1,int size2,type array_name2[][size2],int size1,int size2)
or shall it be some other type.Please help.
Yep, just like that.
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Why the need for two size2's ?
these two size2's are used in case the 2D arrays are of different sizes.Originally Posted by Adak
If you're passing in a multidimensional array, you only need to pass in the size of the first dimension, as you're forced to specify the sizes of the remaining dimensions. That is:
You can only pass in arrays that look like:Code:void f(int a[][5][10], size_t n);
where n is whatever size you want. The second dimension will always be 5 and the third 10. You can pass those sizes in, but there's not any particular need to. You can always compute the sizes with sizeof if you don't want to use magic numbers, and this will guarantee the right values.Code:int a[n][5][10];
