Printar Vector in C

Question

I would like to print one vector[300] and another [500], but in a way it seems to be, for the user, an array... for example, I did one of [100], where I made the loop to print this vector and an "if" for him to break the line so that when he arrived at divisible values by 10 he would perform it as said.

for(l=0;l<100;l++){
if(l%10==0) // if de quebra de linha 
printf("\n");
if(vetorCEM[l]==0)
printf("[%2d]-",l+1);

the second if is just to show the explicit content of my vector, but what I want to highlight is this example I used, but for the 300 and 500 did not succeed, I wish someone could help me, plisss!!

Answer 1

your code worked with 100 because 100 is a perfect square (a number that has an entire root), ie the matrix got 10x10, now 300 and 500 are not... If your goal is to get an array with the number of rows and columns equal, at these values will be impossible, now if that is not necessary, you can use any relation, even the i%10 to get a result or some other that brings the number of rows closer to the number of columns ex: for 300, i%30 that will be 30x10 and so on.

Answer 2

Remember that the vector positions start at 0 and end at x - 1, where x is the size of the vector. So the line break if should look like this: if((i + 1) % y == 0), where:

i: accountant;

y: position of line break.

Answer 3

I believe that is not possible, because an element of a matrix is the intercession of 2 vectors. Create a matrix m[300][500] and use 2 for:

for(int i = 0; i<300; i++)
{
    for(int j = 0; j <500; j++)
    {
        Printf("%d ",m[i][j]);
    }
}