I was trying to iterate over an array of extension names returned by glfwGetRequiredInstanceExtensions() which is a part of the GLFW API. But I am a little uncertain of the functions return type const char** which I have never seen before. From reading this stack overflow post it seems this is an array of arrays of chars. At first I tried iterating over the array in the following way:

Created an array in a file called tablearray.cs. I want to use it on another page. getting Table.Rate is inaccessible due to protection level.

Say in c++ I have an array of integers

here is the code along with my output

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Why does the indexing in an array start with zero in C and not with 1? Why is the first element of an array a at a[0] and not a[1]?

I am assigning values in a C++ program out of the bounds like this:

Consider a 2D array (with a compile or runtime constant for the first dimension, and a compile time constant for the second). e.g. int arr[10][3]; or int arr[n][3];

Consider a 2D array (with a compile or runtime constant for the first dimension, and a compile time constant for the second). e.g. int arr[10][3]; or int arr[n][3];

We start with array of string, for example: