2 dimensional arrays with strings on C?

Question

I know how to use 2 dimensional arrays with "int".
My question is, what if i use strings?

Correct me if im wrong, but strings in C are initialized like this "char sample[10]".
Meaning a string of 10 characters right?

On the other hand, the format for initializing 2 dimensional arrays on c looks like this
"int x [2][3]={{......},{......}}"

if i use the string together with the 2 dimensional array, how would the initialization look like?
like this? "char sample[10][2][3]={{...},{...}}"

But if i type it like that, it would turn into a three dimensional array right? help please :(

Answer 1

try the following code



#include

using namespace std;



int main()

{

char a[][4]={{"abc"},{"sdc"},{"gjc"}};

cout<
cout<
cout<
return 0;

}

Answer 2

You declare a 2-dimensional array, the place each and every component is a char! Thats why a[0][50] is a char and additionally you attempt to cram a char set in there! the reason of utilising 2nd array of chars is to have a set of strings a[0],a[a million],... are char gadgets or strings and a[0][50] is a 51th char in first string! a[0] = "hi adult adult males"; is authentic a[0][0] = 'h'; is authentic

Answer 3

char sample[10][2]

this is like 10 array which can store two characters.

like this

ab

bc

cd

de

ef

fg

..

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