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display list of cities using 2 dimensional array in c​

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Here we will write a C program to store display temperature of two cities for week. The prerequisite concept, what is a two-dimensional array. Using this example we will learn how to take input from the user and display it for multidimensional array.

For multidimensional array many for loops needed. If we are working with one-dimensional array (simple array) then we require one for loop. If we are dealing with two-dimensional or 2D array then we need two for loop. A Two-dimensional array is the array of a one-dimensional array. First for loop represents one-dimensional array and the second for loop represents an array of the one-dimensional array that is a two-dimensional array. For three-dimensional array three for loop will be needed.

Store display temperature of two cities for week

#include<stdio.h>

const int CITY=2;

const int WEEK=7;

int main()

{

int temperature[CITY][WEEK];

int i ,j;

/*Take input from user*/

for(i=0;i<CITY;i++)

{

for(j=0;j<WEEK;j++)

{

printf("City[%d], Day[%d]: ", i+1, j+1);

scanf("%d", &temperature[i][j] );

}

printf("\n");

}

/*Display output*/

printf("Displaying Values:\n\n");

for(i=0;i<CITY;i++)

{

for(j=0;j<WEEK;j++)

{

printf("City[%d], Day[%d]=%d\n", i+1, j+1, temperature[i][j]);

}

printf("\n");

}

return 0;

}

Output:-

City[1],Day[1]: 25

City[1],Day[2]: 28

City[1],Day[3]: 30

City[1],Day[4]: 37

City[1],Day[5]: 30

City[1],Day[6]: 27

City[1],Day[7]: 26

City[2],Day[1]: 15

City[2],Day[2]: 18

City[2],Day[3]: 20

City[2],Day[4]: 27

City[2],Day[5]: 20

City[2],Day[6]: 17

City[2],Day[7]: 16

Displaying Values:

City[1],Day[1]=25

City[1],Day[2]=28

City[1],Day[3]=30

City[1],Day[4]=37

City[1],Day[5]=30

City[1],Day[6]=27

City[1],Day[7]=26

City[2],Day[1]=15

City[2],Day[2]=18

City[2],Day[3]=20

City[2],Day[4]=27

City[2],Day[5]=20

City[2],Day[6]=17

City[2],Day[7]=16

Explanation

We take two constant integer variables CITY and WEEK. These are variables will be constant for this program. So, the value of CITY and WEEK can’t change within the program. A constant integer variable is not mandatory but we are writing program only for 2 city and 7 days. Here, 2 and 7 are constant that’s why we used const int.

To take input from user we need 2 for loops. Using scanf() function value will be stored in the temperature variable. After taking input from user we need to display it. This time also we will use two for loops.

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