Is there any way to malloc a large array, but refer to it with 2D syntax? I want something like: int *memory = (int *)malloc(sizeof(int)*400*200);
this is an interview question my friend was asked yesterday. The question was something like: will this program crash with an \"access violation\" error or not? I looked at it for a while and thought
I have an object that looks like this when outputted via a print_r Array ( [178] => My_Model_Category Object
I have run into this issue and have put some major time into finding the answer. I am somewhat new to objective c but not to programming.
$breakfast = array( \'rest_id\' => $rest_id, \'type\' => \'Breakfast\' , \'value\' => $bprice );
Hey everyone, I\'m basically new to programming. I\'ve decided to try and get started with C (not C++ or C#) and so far I\'ve been doing pretty well. I managed to get far as two-dimensional arrays bef
This is my array structure. I want to print title and track id. Array ( [@attributes] => Array ( [type] => array
I have an array of permissions: array( array( \"controller\" => \"somewhere\", \"action\" => \"\",\"namesp开发者_如何转开发ace\" => \"admin\", \"method\" => \"GET\" ),
I want a function that searches through my array, and returns all the children to a specific node. What is
I have an array of timezones: $timezones = array( \'Africa/Abidjan\', \'Africa/Accra\', ... \'America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires\',
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