Re: Two dimensional array Question

mdh <mdeh@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:

<When discussing int a[2][13];>

> And lastly, K&R's description of "each of whose elements is an array"
> has never made sense to me. It may be that the answer to the above may
> clarify it.

Another thought...  Do you have a problem with:

  struct ints { int a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k,l,m; };
  struct ints a[2];

being an array, each of whose elements is a structure of 13 ints?
What if we say:

  struct ints { int e[13]; };
  struct ints a[2];

For many people the trouble is the way it is written.  If it were
something like: 'int[13] a[2];' they might find it easier to swallow
but the array declarators group like this:

  int (a[2]) [13] ;

(you can write that if you want!) so a is "an array of 2... arrays of
13... ints.  I think you are very close to "getting it".

-- 
Ben.