Master Multidimensional Arrays in C
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Which term best describes a multi-dimensional array in C?

  • An array with different data types
  • An array of arrays (correct)
  • An array with multiple dimensions
  • An array with variable size

In which order is data generally stored in a multi-dimensional array in C?

  • Alphabetical order
  • Random order
  • Row-major order (correct)
  • Column-major order

How can the total number of elements that can be stored in a multi-dimensional array be calculated?

  • By dividing the size of all the dimensions
  • By subtracting the size of all the dimensions
  • By multiplying the size of all the dimensions (correct)
  • By adding the size of all the dimensions

What is the size of a multi-dimensional array calculated in?

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Which form of multi-dimensional array is the simplest in C?

<p>Two-Dimensional Array (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Multi-Dimensional Arrays in C

  • A multi-dimensional array in C is best described as a matrix.
  • Data in a multi-dimensional array is generally stored in row-major order. This means that the elements of the array are stored in memory in a contiguous sequence, row by row.
  • To calculate the total number of elements that can be stored in a multi-dimensional array, multiply the size of each dimension.
  • The size of a multi-dimensional array is calculated in bytes.
  • The simplest form of a multi-dimensional array in C is a two-dimensional array, which represents a table with rows and columns.

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Test your knowledge of multidimensional arrays in C with this quiz. Learn about the syntax and storage of multidimensional arrays, and practice declaring and accessing elements in different dimensions. Prerequisite: Arrays in C.

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