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A question that came to me a few days ago, was whether it is possible to insert a matrix into a structure, I think so, but on the road of doubts I decided to clarify.
EXAMPLE
typedef struct matrizexemplo {
int matriz[2][2];
}
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A question that came to me a few days ago, was whether it is possible to insert a matrix into a structure, I think so, but on the road of doubts I decided to clarify.
EXAMPLE
typedef struct matrizexemplo {
int matriz[2][2];
}
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Perfectly possible. Here is an example of using two elements of this matrix:
#include <stdio.h>
typedef struct matriz{
int matriz[2][2];
}Matriz;
int main() {
Matriz uma_matriz;
uma_matriz.matriz[0][0] = 1;
uma_matriz.matriz[1][1] = 2;
// Printa 3 no terminal
printf("%d\n", uma_matriz.matriz[0][0] + uma_matriz.matriz[1][1]);
return 0;
}
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Possible it is, is having some problem?
– Maniero
ah hello @bigown again! was a problem of a friend of mine, but already solved the subject, thanks anyway! :)
– ZelDias