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”

  1. Kevin Avatar

    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?

  2. Damse Paul Avatar

    Where did he declare the int row and int column as the variables of the array bertha?

  3. Moren162 Avatar

    Thumps up if you're watching in 2046.

  4. iUpdateyou Avatar

    Thumbs up if your're watching in 2017.

  5. Tariq R. Durrani Avatar

    thank you mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

  6. Alireza Golestaneh Avatar

    Is there anyway to print a complete matrix at once?like cout<<MAtrix<<end?

  7. Tahir Sadik Avatar

    thanxx for making my life easier . You are awesome ..

  8. Eldrid Gonsalves Avatar

    for the for loops (lol), it wont increment the row until the for loop for the column is done, right?

  9. Shubham Maurya Avatar

    Bucky please show how to do matrix multiplication and matrix inversion in c++….

  10. evilhobbes1 Avatar

    Still going strong in 2017 !!

  11. Boss6201 Avatar

    Pretty cool huh?

  12. Abdishakur Xabeeb Avatar

    Thank u Mr thenewboston more appreciations comes from Jordan

  13. David Landaure Avatar

    could you have changed the order of the loops for the columns and rows with the same result.

  14. B B gun Avatar

    In my opinion this is better understood if you put the arrays under each other instead of next to each other.

  15. AnimationMan Avatar

    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.)

    🙂

  16. Escape the Matrix Avatar

    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?'

  17. Dimba Avatar

    who the hell is bucky? get it?

  18. WAHEED KHAN Avatar

    bucky is bucky but i am lucky to find you

  19. Ty M Avatar

    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

  20. mtg Avatar

    THE HEART LMAO XD

  21. mtg Avatar

    THE HEART LMAO XD

  22. Gerald Joshua Avatar

    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.

  23. Pineapple29 Avatar

    4:14 Bucky and the RussianHacker collab!

  24. sabri ömür yıldırmaz Avatar

    Thumbs up if you're watching this in 2016 !…

  25. Alex RJ Avatar

    explained fantastically

  26. Weed.Fun.Games Avatar

    You taught me how to program, thanks for your videos.

  27. T3posu Avatar

    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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