C# multidimensional arrays ⬜

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using System; namespace MyFirstProgram { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { String[,] parkingLot = { { "Mustang", "F-150", "Explorer" }, { "Corvette", "Camaro", "Silverado" }, { "Corolla", "Camry", "Rav4" } }; parkingLot[0, 2] = "Fusion"; parkingLot[2, 0] = "Tacoma"; /* foreach(String car in parkingLot) { Console.WriteLine(car); } */ for(int i = 0; i < parkingLot.GetLength(0); i++) { for (int j = 0; j < parkingLot.GetLength(1); j++) { Console.Write(parkingLot[i, j] + " "); } Console.WriteLine(); } Console.ReadKey(); } } }

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[@crazydave6787]

Short sweet and to the point. Just the refresher I needed

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[@e.dnorth]

thanks! i was confused by the training explanation in my course, and this explained exactly what I was confused by their wording!

[@LincyMcGabby]

Had a tough time trying to understand multidimensional arrays in class, but I easily understood them straight away when I watched this video. You're the best Bro💯

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[@krevin543]

This is a great video! In my SoloLearn course I was confused by their introduction of {2,3} bracketed values into the multidimensional array exercise and how that effected the rows and columns in the index. Prior they had been using [8,8] code to set the rows and columns.

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[@fushitensho7840]

Wonderful, but I rather use "type[ ][ ]" instead of "type[ , ]", so it's easier to make dynamic irregular matrix if i want to :)

[@hlongwane.luyanda]

Isn't that jagged arrays though?

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[@lateamskul]

Very interesting😀! Thanks

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[@maxwong1768]

For 2D array : String[,] array_2D = { {"x0y0" , "x1y0"} , // y0 {"x0y1" , "x1y1"} , // y1 }; // just like a table in coordinate system . for (int y=0; y

[@dileepsaisharan9107]

Thanks for the 3D Array example brother

[@BrandonFerrentino]

isnt an array of arrays a jagged array?

[@anthonysteinerv]

Nope

[@anatolii2202]

wow that`s a long way actually, week number 2 and lesson number 30 brooo. thank you for help, i start to understand something now

[@duck7445]

Wow this is pretty complicated! I cant believe this is counted as intermediate. I wonder what advanced topics will be

[@davor1599]

This is basic. Not intermediate

[@Michael_the_believer]

its introduction beginner level

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Thanks for help making me understand! Also sweet name

Thank Bro!

[@asrbekmirsoatov7664]

I think in the for statement: onter loop for lows and inner loop for colums

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[@fornowhere7264]

i know this is 3 years old but I need to be adding new values onto the 2 dimensional array and I need to add whole 1D arrays to the rows of the 2D array and idk howwwww

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Thanks!!

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[@kimiannalapo1092]

Why the output declared the 3 elements of 0,1, and 2 array? He just used 0 and 1 array in his for loop condition, but he got those 3 elements of 0,1,2 array instead of 0,1 array only.. I'm confused about it.. Anyone can help me to understand that last part of the video?

[@CartoonzWorld-qk6kf]

Where is jagged array

[@vaderfloyd6926]

I’m confused as to why he was able to fit 3 arrays in a 2D array? Looking for a friend

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it is just list in list but bit syntactically bit weird honestly

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thnx, but why did u said that this topic is hard, it really isn't

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