Is it a wrong method?

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Hi mates,
I have tried a shortcut for finding the absolute value of a point(x,y) stored in a[x][y] by this method abs(a[x][y]),however i am getting compile time error.Is it a wrong approach?any help?

Posted 11-Nov-12 14:48pm

Abhishrk

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Nov-12 22:52pm

Why asking if it's wrong or not if you already have a compilation error? Why asking about a compilation error if you don't show the code? What is the "absolute value of the point"? As a vector or what? Unfortunately, the question shows that you have no idea what and array is, to start with.
--SA

Richard MacCutchan 12-Nov-12 4:24am

Please show the code and the errors you are getting, we cannot guess what they are.

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TorstenH. · Answer 1 · 2012-11-11T20:26:00

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Please use Eclipse or Netbeans for development. Both are free and will guide you through the process of coding.
Compiler Errors are there for a reason, a decent IDE will provide you more info about that.

Posted 11-Nov-12 20:26pm

TorstenH.