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Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 37 – How to Print Out Multidimensional Arrays
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32 responses to “Buckys C++ Programming Tutorials – 37 – How to Print Out Multidimensional Arrays”
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does anyone know how you could label the rows and columns? eg Row 1: 1 2 3 , Row 2: 7 8 9 and the same for columns but just on top of the first row?
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Where did he declare the int row and int column as the variables of the array bertha?
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Thumps up if you're watching in 2046.
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Thumbs up if your're watching in 2017.
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thank you mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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Is there anyway to print a complete matrix at once?like cout<<MAtrix<<end?
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thanxx for making my life easier . You are awesome ..
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for the for loops (lol), it wont increment the row until the for loop for the column is done, right?
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Bucky please show how to do matrix multiplication and matrix inversion in c++….
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Still going strong in 2017 !!
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Pretty cool huh?
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Awesome teacher!
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Thank u Mr thenewboston more appreciations comes from Jordan
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could you have changed the order of the loops for the columns and rows with the same result.
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In my opinion this is better understood if you put the arrays under each other instead of next to each other.
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while watching the last tutorial and coding it , i tried to print out the multidimensional array, AND I GOT IT RIGHT.
I FEEL ACCOMPLISHED.#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int thomas[2][3] = {{36,12,5},{9, 85, 23}};for(int i = 0; i < 2;i++) {
for (int x = 0; x < 3;x++) {
cout << thomas[i][x] << endl;
}
}
}(this is my code when i did it on my own.)
🙂
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Okay – so if someone was having a dream about Mary, Mother of Jesus, and I entered their dream and stole Mary away from them, and got her pregnant (no sex, OF COURSE!!), would that be considered 'Immaculate Inception?'
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who the hell is bucky? get it?
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bucky is bucky but i am lucky to find you
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Write a program Checkerboard that takes one number (N) entered by the user and prints out a two dimensional N-by-N checkerboard pattern with alternating spaces and asterisks, like the following 4-by-4 pattern. Remember, the user should be able to enter any value for N and the output should be an N-by-N checkerboard of alternating spaces and asterisks. HELPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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THE HEART LMAO XD
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THE HEART LMAO XD
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Question:
int arrayMulti[2][3] = {{0, 3, 4}, {24, 21, 91}};
cout << arrayMulti[2][3];Why does it give me 4198653 ? I only declare arrayMulti for 2 rows and 3 columns.
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4:14 Bucky and the RussianHacker collab!
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Another amazing tutorial!!!
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Thumbs up if you're watching this in 2016 !…
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an hero
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explained fantastically
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I <3 Bucky lol
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Im the 1000th like 🙂
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You taught me how to program, thanks for your videos.
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Can someone pls help me i want someone to tell me if a program made by my teacher is correct. So we have a matrix that has n rows and n colums. We need to find the minimum value in this matrix, and the frequency of it. (like how many times it appears)
I really need help. Because i'm thinking he teaches wrong
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