Who can explain this code to me please?

Question

Const char* m[] ={"familyone", "familytwo", "familythree", "familyfour" , "familyfive"} ;
Const char* n[] ={"boys", "girls"} ;
Int tab[100],i,j;

For(i=0;i<5;i++)
{
Printf(" Enter how many boys and girls in %s : ", m[i]) ;
For(j=0;j<2;j++)
{
Printf("\n %s : ", n[j]) ;
Scanf ("%d", &tab[i]) ;
}
}

I wanna know what's the output! For example in tab[0] I will get the number of boys of first family?

Answer 1

ALi Missaoui I don't think it will output what you have expected... your scanf is inside j loop which is going to execute twice for boys nd girls for each of i ....

Answer 2

After I enter all the numbers, I will get the number of boys of first family in tab[0]?

Answer 3

Ketan Lalcheta thanks man I was about to tag you to answer me and hopefully you did thanks!

Answer 4

This is more clear I think :

Const char* m[] ={"familyone", "familytwo", "familythree", "familyfour" , "familyfive"} ;
Const char* n[] ={"boys", "girls"} ;
Int tab[100][50],i,j;

For(i=0;i<5;i++)
{
Printf(" Enter how many boys and girls in %s : ", m[i]) ;
For(j=0;j<2;j++)
{
Printf("\n %s : ", n[j]) ;
Scanf ("%d", &tab[i][j] ) ;
}
}

Now tab[0][0] => number boys for family 1
Tab[0][1] => number girls for family 1
Tab[1][0] => number boys for family 2
Tab[1][1] => number girls for family 2
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Answer 5

happy to help

Answer 6

You first have to enter the number of boys and girls then you can output them.

Answer 7

yes, 2d array is better choice for this purpose...

Answer 8

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Answer 9

first of all , there are many errors like first letter are capital and then ,
output :
//I will not include printf statements...
familyone
boys : 3 // this is my input
girls : 5 // this is my another input

familytwo
boys : 5
girls : 6
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till
familyfive
boys : 8
girls : 8
that's it.
thank you.