Array

[ashtaj]

Hi all how can i multiplay two arrays toger in C language

[RedSon]

How do you want to multiply them? Element by element or some other fashion?

[ashtaj]

Element by element

[AdrianH]

Element by element

Then write a loop to go through each element. We aren't going to do your work for you ya know. :)

Write some code and come back with some more specific questions.


Adrian

[ashtaj]

int y[i],x[z],c[m];
int o;

for(o=0;o<i;o++ )
{
c[m]=y[i]*x[z];
printf("%d",c[m]);
}


is it right?

[AdrianH]

int y[i],x[z],c[m];
int o;

for(o=0;o<i;o++ )
{
c[m]=y[i]*x[z];
printf("%d",c[m]);
}


is it right?

Assuming that i, z, and m are constants, then no. I am going to assume the following:

• that i==z and z==m
• that you want to multiply the 0th element of y to the 0th element to x which is to be stored in the 0th element in c, the 1st element of y to the 1st element to x which is to be stored in the 1sr element in c, and so on.

In which case, in your loop, you don't want to index using the constants. You tell me, what index(s) do you want to use?


Adrian