Computer Science, asked by chauhansanjay1611, 8 months ago

We cannot access only one element from an array. *

True

False

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Answered by thexcelsiorisback
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Answer:True

Explanation:

Answered by adarshjai1452
0

It's probably what is called the "struct hack". By allocating a large block of memory, the array becomes dynamic. The one element is just a placeholder to make it compile, in fact there will be many floats.

The dynamic array has to be the last element.

Use like this:

struct abc *ptr = malloc(sizeof(struct abc) + (N-1) * sizeof(float));

ptr->variable1 = N; /* usually store length somewhere in struct*/

so yes or true

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