lol i know that *rolls eyes* hehe
thanks neways for ur help :)
Type: Posts; User: nizwa_hazel
lol i know that *rolls eyes* hehe
thanks neways for ur help :)
i get all that...
but my actual question is:
why are the rows and cols (i and j) limited to size (Nē) and not to no. of rows and no. of cols?
thank you..
this isnt my prog. But i assure you i never leave spaces between ==
if its of any help, this is the actual question:
Write a function in C++ which accepts a 2D array of integers and...
yeah so that becomes Nē
so u mean to say, size here means rows or cols and not row*col because its a square matrix?
until now, i have always thought that size of a 2D array means..
A[3][4] = 12 cells
but i came across this program
void accept(int a[ ][ ],int size)
{ cout<<"Diagonal One:";
thank you so much!
now getting back to my pracs...
have a nice day you two! tc :)
thank you so much! :))
i cant believe i didnt notice the destructor bracket *facepalm*
as soon as i closed the bracket, it started working! :)
another quick question: while declaring pointers,...
hi all,
i am new here :)
i have my pracs tmrw, and so was trying out a few programmes to be prepared...
but im stuck right now...
i tried a lot to find my mistake, but didnt succeed...