doubt in boolean and array

im trying to convert VB code to c programming
In the main function it declared as
bool res;
and then they equate it to function
res = array(array 1 ,array2);
is it possible to equate like this

I do not think C supports boolean types as primitive type.You have to replace it with an int which will have values 0 and 1

Since C99 there is a boolean type in stdbool.h.

Bye, Andreas

Or is it possible to write the array function as
bool array(array1[],array2[])
res = array(array1,array2);

Yes, it is. AndiPersti already gave you a pointer in that direction.

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Originally Posted by AndiPersti

Since C99 there is a boolean type in stdbool.h.

Bye, Andreas

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Thank you Andreas.I wasn't aware of that.If someone -for some reason- does not want to use this library then we can construct by his own.

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Originally Posted by prathiksa

Or is it possible to write the array function as
bool array(array1[],array2[])
res = array(array1,array2);

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It is possible to have the prototype as

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bool array(array1[],array2[]);

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and inside the body of the function to return true,false or a variable which is declared as bool
(assuming you use the library that Andreas suggested)

Thanks

Well, the prototype should actually be:

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bool array(T1 array1[], T2 array2[]);

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where T1 and T2 are the types of the elements of the respective arrays. You may also need a size parameter for each array since you will only be passing a pointer.