Can there be 4d arrays?

Question

That is very strange to think of!!

Answer 1

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Answer 2

sure you can

imagine it like this (just an example for representing something with 4D array):

a city grid of buildings is the two dimensional portion of the array

now, each building have a number of floors, which is the 3rd dimension

and on each floor you have an array of strings for the tenants/appartments

Answer 3

we actually had home assignment once to make a sim city like game in c or c++ (don't remember ;_;) where you made a grid like that for the city, had floors and tenants

Answer 4

ya ya why not..
you can create as you want....
4 or more than 4 d array..

Answer 5

ya ya why not.
we can do it
as you want.....

Answer 6

Yes there can be it is awkward practically but theoretically compiler can make 4 coordinate storage system.
Thus arrays of 4d and above can be created. They are initialized just like 2d and 3d

Answer 7

any numbers of dimensions is possible in array.

Answer 8

HELL YEAH!!...... YOU CAN

Answer 9

[x][x][x][x] // x array (first d)
[y] // y is array that going from every x array
[y] // So now its 2d
[y]
[y][z][z][z][z] // Every y contains z array (3d)
_______[g]
_______[g] // Every z contains g array (4d)
_______[g]

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

👉 You can create as many multidimensional arrays as you want/need (unlimited).

Answer 12

I suppose, it's important to note, that the more dimensions in array we have, the slower our code works (because of the way C++ interacts with computer memory).
So, of cause, you can. But think twice.

Answer 13

You can create any multidimensional array

Answer 14

of course it is possible, don't think about it like a physicists

Answer 15

yes you can

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

Thank you!! That made it way easier to understand!!!!

Answer 18

yes 4d arrays can be create.

Answer 19

yes, there can be array of any dimensions but generally we don't declare it as it is quite confusing.

Answer 20

You, in theory, are not limited to any number. Though you'll need a quantum computer when the numbers get too large as theory only helps so much.