Simple question about arrays

See, I've got a 2 dimensional array, let's call it "myarray" for simplicity.
myarray is 8 on 8 (myarray[8][8]).

Now assuming I want to put an 8 bit word in myarray[0][0-7].
Is there any way I can put it whole? Like " myarray[0]=10100110; " ?
That doesn't compile, but that's just an example.
I'd think there'd be a way to put it together, and not one by one, but I can't seem to find it.
Do I really to change each "tile" on its own?

Thanks, tima.

Code:

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int myarray[8][8]={{1,0,1,0,0,1,1,0}};

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all members left not initialized during declaration will be initialized to 0 (if at least one member of the array was initialized explicitely.

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Originally Posted by vart

Code:

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int myarray[8][8]={{1,0,1,0,0,1,1,0}};

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all members left not initialized during declaration will be initialized to 0 (if at least one member of the array was initialized explicitely.

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I don't want to set it during declaration, because the array changes according to what I type.
I want to do it in the middle of the code.

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Originally Posted by tima

I don't want to set it during declaration, because the array changes according to what I type.
I want to do it in the middle of the code.

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Then you need to write a loop