C Programming vector of vectors usage

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Hello everyone,

I' am working on vectors. I searched lots of resources. However, there is no data about vectors in C. Basicly, I should create an object(ie. Person) which should be a vector. Each property of actual object should be a vector. Is there any idea or source to read?

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Posted 5-Dec-14 2:29am

FoxRoot

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enhzflep 5-Dec-14 8:37am

You wont find info on vectors in C, since they are a c++ data-type.
Just search for std::vector, or read this: cplusplus.com - std::vector

FoxRoot 8-Dec-14 3:03am

Thank you. So helpful :)

enhzflep 8-Dec-14 5:53am

You're welcome. :)

CPallini 5-Dec-14 8:55am

What do you mean with 'vector'?
You know, C++ has both objects and vectors, C has none of them.

FoxRoot 8-Dec-14 3:05am

Go home Assoc. Prof. you are drunk :) Thank you for the information. It is totaly crap. I searched during 5 days. After your answers it is ok. I will try to create my own 'vectors'.

Richard MacCutchan 5-Dec-14 9:27am

You could simulate it by using structs and arrays.

FoxRoot 8-Dec-14 3:03am

Thanks Richard. Could you explain more? Actually, we create the instance of an object. Than, we use it. How would I create a class as vector?

Richard MacCutchan 8-Dec-14 4:49am

There is no object support in C so how do you manage to do that? And what exactly do you mean by "create a class as vector"?

KarstenK 5-Dec-14 12:39pm

You should also consider using the class concepts of C++. It would better fits to persons and properties.

Vectors are suitable for mathematical and graphical problems.

FoxRoot 8-Dec-14 3:05am

Thank you. But, could you explain more?

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