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Finally found the answer I needed, thank you
ОтветитьYour last 30secs video helped me
ОтветитьBro ek question tha
In fread function value of A is over written.....
If not
how does the variable pointer moves to the next memory block.......what is reason/logic behind it🤔
o bhai urcu mn samjhao
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Thank you so much! Helped me in my com sci course
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ОтветитьThank you for such a thorough explanation. If I use a loop, will it not keep overwriting the first element of the array?
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Thank you for this great video, really helpful! 😃
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Ответитьhello. why should it be &a? isnt an array supposed to be an address already?
Ответитьthanks for making video on this topic
Ответитьcould you provide c code for floowing code
int ReadBinary(int nChan, int nPt, double Data[][nPt], const char * pfname); // Here's the
prototype for the function that you need to write.
1. It accepts a 2D VLA of double to put the data into and the filename from which to read
the data.
2. The function needs to:
a. Open the file.
b. Read in the number of channels and number of points in the file.
c. Make sure they match the sizes nChan & nPt passed to the function.,
d. Read in the data for the 2D array named Data.
e. Close the file.
3. It returns a value of zero unless an error occurred