Thread: How to make a table and access table parameters using array of structures in C?

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    How to make a table and access table parameters using array of structures in C?

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    Rows are Temperature and columns are Pressure.
    Temp750755760765(pressure)

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    13421(factors)
    24559I need a help in making this table in code with that i would like to access factor values for respective temp and pressure .
    For example if temp 0 and pressure 750 the factor value is 1.1 ,if temp 1 and pressure 750 factor value is 3.



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    Rows are Temperature and columns are Pressure.
    Temp750755760765(pressure)

    01.1214
    13421(factors)
    24559I need a help in making this table in code with that i would like to access factor values for respective temp and pressure .
    For example if temp 0 and pressure 750 the factor value is 1.1 ,if temp 1 and pressure 750 factor value is 3.

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