Re-read this thread, if you're smart enough to program you'll notice that all the information you need to do this is provided in this 1 thread, if you can't see it then I can only pray for you if you insist on a career in programming.
Re-read this thread, if you're smart enough to program you'll notice that all the information you need to do this is provided in this 1 thread, if you can't see it then I can only pray for you if you insist on a career in programming.
But i have big problem with writing this program please help me
It's not hard, first declare/allocate your arrays, then initialise them so you do not get data from the wild, next use copy your desired rows to one index before their original position starting from the index after the row you're going to remove, similarly for columns copy from the index after the column you're going to remove, so for something like this:
You would copy entire arrays when removing a row and parts of each array within themselves when removing columns, this is MORE than enough help for you do what you need to do, I'm certain that NOONE (myself included) will be posting anything more on this thread until you try for yourself and post the code you tried with.Code:table[rowCount][colCount] = {0};
Nobody is going to write the program for you. End of story. Stop asking.Originally Posted by thedardwhie
Try to do it yourself. Ask specific questions when you can go no further.
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