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Chapter's 13,14,15,15,17 - Coggle Diagram
Chapter's 13,14,15,15,17
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Arrays
Arrays that occupy a large amount of memory (e.g., more than one kbyte) should be defined as global or static.
Unless they are initialized, the elements of a local array will not necessarily have a definite value. Values are normally assigned by means of a loop.
Class arrays can only be defined without explicit initialization if a default constructor exists for the class.
number[0][9] = 7.2; // Row 0, column 9
Arrays and Pointers
Declaring Parameters
- You can declare the parameter as an array.
- You can declare the parameter as a pointer.
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The standard function strcat() concatenates two C strings, adding the C string
passed as the second argument to the first argument.