vippstar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hm.. now I'm confused too. is T arr[4][5] an array of 4 arrays of 5
> Ts? or an array of 5 arrays of 4 Ts?
An easy way to sort this out is to ask what you get
when you supply just one index: What is arr[i]? Let's
call it an X for the moment, just as a place-holder. What
can we do with an X? We can append [j], producing arr[i][j]
to access the i,j'th element of the original. Since [j]
can run from 0 through 4, inclusive, an X must be an array
of five elements. So arr[i] is an array of five elements,
and there are four of them.
> I believe it's the latter. (so, arr[0] is an array of 4 Ts)
Maybe my way of sorting it out isn't so easy after all ...
> Moreover, in the FAQ in question 6.17 there is an additional link
> labeled "Yes, Virginia", but the link leads to a page with no content.
> (it is not an external link)
> Any idea what that is?
It looks like a place-holder for something Steve never
got around to writing, possibly an account of a machine where
the dubious technique actually did/does fail.
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