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Larger Dim Arrays |
C allows any number of dimensions to be declared.
The ANSI standard states that an ANSI system must support at least 12 array subscripts.
A 3 dim array can be viewed as a book of data tables (or as cube) .
A 4 dim array can be viewed as a shelf of books .
A 5 dim array can be viewed as a bookcase filled with books.
A 6 dim array can be viewed as a row of bookcases
A 7 dim array can be viewed as a multiple rows of bookcases
First index = Row
Second index = Col
Third index (rank) = Page number
Forth index = Book
Fifth index = Shelf
Sixth index = Bookcase
Seventh index = Row