hi all
I've been stuck on arrays because I'm a newbie to arduino as well as coding. I've a query regarding d same.
I've 3 arrays which are two-dimensional which i have to send it serially out of arduino.
Say 3 arrays are array1[1][2],array2[4][2],array3[2][2]. what Im supposed to do is send array elements one by one serially in the order of
array1[][] elements, then only first row of array2[][] elements n then send array3[][] elements. and second time array1[][] elements, then only second row of elements, then its array3[][] elements. Please guide me how should i accomplish this. 
Please guide me how should i accomplish this.
Usually, people use the IDE or their favorite text editor to write the code.
What have you tried? What went wrong?
Looks like one 3-dimensional array to me.
Sounds like homework!
Mark
alpha89:
Say 3 arrays are array1[1][2],array2[4][2],array3[2][2].
What's the point of an array of size one?
Alpha89:
Perhaps this simple overview will help:
http://opensourcehardwarejunkies.com/tutorial-20-multi-dimensional-arrays-aka-matrix/
With multidimensional arrays, it is all about the indexes.
Ray
Usually, people use the IDE or their favorite text editor to write the code.
What have you tried? What went wrong?
I really, really must stop drinking coffee when I read your remarks... too funny.
Thx for all ur replies
@Paul I think this is not the right place to crack a joke. Hope you know that.
@Nick Gammon So I'm actually confused between 2D n 3D arrays 
@mrburnette thx for the link, I have to look upon it 
@Nick Gammon So I'm actually confused between 2D n 3D arrays
This is a 1D array: int foo [10];
This is a 2D array: int foo [5] [8];
This is a 3D array: int foo [4] [6] [10];
This is a 4D array: int foo [3] [7] [2] [8];
And so on.