if the address of a[1,1] and a[2,1] are 1000 and 1010
respectively and each occupies 2 bytes then the array has
been stored in what order?
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Answer / ....................
it's order is a[5,5] because it takes 2 bytes for every
elements i.e a[1,1]=1000 a[1,2]=1002 a[1,3]=1004
a[1,4]=1006 a[1,5]=1008 a[2,1]=1010..............
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Answer / parul_kul
The order of array cannot be defined as we dont know the
max size of the array. however we can calculate the column
subscript of the array as follows-
a[1,1] = 1000, a[1,2] = 1002, a[1,3] = 1004, a[1,4] =
1006, a[1,5] = 1008.
After this the 2nd row will start as a[2,1] = 1010, and so
on.
So we can define the no. of columns, i.e. 5, in this array
but not the no. of rows.
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Answer / vignesh1988i
always the 2D array will be stored in column order only , in
C.... so only ,
it is a must that we must specify the column subscript
however we miss the row subscript.....
thank u
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