Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 36 – Multidimensional Arrays

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29 responses to “Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 36 – Multidimensional Arrays”

  1. Jason F Avatar

    you have made my life so much easier. currently taking my first C++ course and these videos are such a big help. Thanks Bucky

  2. Парадисе Бм Avatar

    when he says what's going on, I'm always think about why he didn't give his channel name instead of "what's going on"

  3. Dee Russo Avatar

    do you have a video on finding the median in a 2d array?

  4. miranda c Avatar

    You're the best programming instructor I've ever had — with one exception, when I got my doctorate at a pretty famous ivy league school 🙂

  5. Jack Claudiu Avatar

    My teacher explained this in 6minutes 16seconds !

  6. Orangejuice9000 Avatar

    Just curious, but is it possible to create a multidimensional array containing two smaller arrays with different sizes?

    For example: sally[ ][ ] = { {1,2,3}, {10,11,12,13,14,15} } ???

  7. Stiflex Avatar

    How do you make a specific multidimensional array? For example, it must contain from 2 to 8 rows and columns. How do you do that?

  8. Yasen Bonev Avatar

    Watermelon.exe never disappoints

  9. Kudakwashe Avatar

    Easily the best explainer of code i've ever seen. I dont understand why everybody else has to be so technical and professional about this stuff because then people get lost. You speak with normal lingo so everybody can follow. Thanks

  10. Carla Ludgate Avatar

    "it's just like inception" – haha! dude you rock

  11. UltraAnalisis Avatar

    Thanks, many of your videos are great

  12. Totty Avatar

    does anyone can help me? im dealing with 5 dimension array. but it gives me bad mem alloc. done in c++ totalArr[i][j][k][l][m], each have i j k l m = 60. do i have any other ways to solve this problem?

  13. Puvi Styne Avatar

    how to rotate a 2d array like
    before rotating after rotating
    1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
    2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
    3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
    4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0

    help

  14. John P Avatar

    am i the only one who is imagining notepad++ freaking out and snapping on me for using another curly bracket in a closed pair

  15. Megi Spahiu Avatar

    u explained this in such a short video. is really easy like this. thank you

  16. Joanna Chong Shen Avatar

    What's going on guys welcome to your xx c++ tutorial and in this tutorial I'm gonna talk to you guys about……………….

  17. NotQuiteMelvin Avatar

    This makes so much more sense n ow

  18. Kathan Desai Avatar

    Wait,what?There's a lot of confusion going on in my mind.Isn't this the opposite of COORDINATE System.There we consider our nos. with respect to X-axis whereas in C++d didn't they take nos with respect to X axis????

  19. Tyler Ross Avatar

    what would these be used for?

  20. Talha Studios 2 Avatar

    Best Tutorials For Life Watched Each One Of Em!

  21. Jim W Avatar

    I'm watching this during a test. Oh shit, a TAs coming!

  22. HowToCompute Avatar

    Hi, I made this little table to put into my code as a visual reference, I hope it helps someone out! (and that youtube does not mess my formatting up)
    /*
    | 0 | 1 | 2 |
    0 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
    1 | 8 | 9 | 10|
    */

  23. Marcos Aurelio Avatar

    It is like the movie Inception = A dream inside a dream.

  24. steve122288 Avatar

    wow apparently u need c++ 2011 support for multidimensional arrays… says it needs to be enabled with the "the -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11 compiler options." He didnt mention anything about that in the intro videos..
    Solution: Go to settings -> Compiler. Under the default tab called compiler flags, check off the second box about c++11 ISO blah blah.

  25. Tomas Erikssen Avatar

    hello awesome videos sir!
    Got one small question, when and why do u want to use a multidim. array?
    Is it when lets say you have 5000000 elements… is it better or easier for the cpu to adress the elements in the ram? this question is above my head, i know. hehe
    Any ways thanks alot! Best regards

  26. Frank Lopez Avatar

    is this how we go about building jacobian ? or matrix/matrices ?

  27. E G Avatar

    How do i insert values inside the { }?

  28. Asma Majeed Avatar

    Thank u Sir
    Thank u so much Sir
    all the two points of initializing (w.r.t 2 rows 3 column & 3 rows 2 column ) still confusing me but after this lecture i can understand properly 🙂
    Thanks Sir g 🙂

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