A C programming question :-
a string can be declared as either
char a[ ] = "Mystring"
char *a = "Mystring"
an array of strings char *a[ ] = {Some strings}
why doesn't this work ?
char a[ ][ ] = {Some strings}

Question

A C programming question :-
a string can be declared as either 
char a[ ] = "Mystring"
char *a = "Mystring"
an array of strings char *a[ ] = {Some strings}
why doesn't this work ?
char a[ ][ ] = {Some strings}

anonymous · Answer

it works :P why do you think it doesn't?

rsmith6559 · Answer

a is being declared as a two dimensional array of char.  It's being initialized with one dimension.  a[0] = {Some strings} would be more proper, except that, if I remember correctly, the size of the first index HAS to have a value in the declaration.

anonymous · Answer

bcoz its two dimensional array cant be declare in single  dimension

anonymous · Answer

sry i mean single blocks