--- In [email protected], shamir shakir <dewswo...@...> wrote:
>
> while( strcmp(words[i][0], "") ){*
> if (!strcmp(english, words[i][0]) ) { // How a three dimensional
> array is used as 2D here & if i = 0 initially and i cant understand this
> line totally
words[i][j][n] is the n'th character in the English (j=0) or German (j=1) word
of the i'th pair of words.
The strcmp() function needs to be passed the address of the first character in
the string which it is comparing:
&words[i][j][0]
('&' is the 'address of' operator). But C(++) allows you to shorten this to:
words[i][j]
Actually the other argument to strcmp(), the "", could be written as &""[0] as
well.
Does that help?
