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Topic-Two Dim Arrays

This document discusses two-dimensional arrays, including: 1) Defining two-dimensional arrays and their input/output. Arrays can be defined as arrays of arrays. 2) An example that calculates the sum of positive elements in each row of a two-dimensional array and counts the number of zero elements. 3) Methods for searching within specific areas of a two-dimensional array, such as above or below the main diagonal.

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Topic-Two Dim Arrays

This document discusses two-dimensional arrays, including: 1) Defining two-dimensional arrays and their input/output. Arrays can be defined as arrays of arrays. 2) An example that calculates the sum of positive elements in each row of a two-dimensional array and counts the number of zero elements. 3) Methods for searching within specific areas of a two-dimensional array, such as above or below the main diagonal.

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Topic

Two dimensional arrays processing


1.
2.
3.
4.

Definition.
Input/output
Example of processing
Search in selected arears

1. Definition.

An*m =

a11 a12 a1m


a21 a22 a2m

A- the array name


n number of rows, m- number of columns

..
an1 an2 anm

In Pascal A[i,j] the array element, i index of row, j index of column


We can present matrix (or two-dimension array) as array of arrays
a1

If A=

...
an

wrehe ai one-dimensional array, then matrix one dim. array of one dim. arrays.

Input: n, m, {Ai,j}i=1 to n, j=1 to n

The description in pascal program


1.1
The most simple form:
Var
<array mane>:array [<lower boundary 1>..<upper boundary 1>,< lower boundary 2 >..< upper
boundary 2 >] of <type of element>;
Example:
Var
A:array[1..10,1..20] of real;
1.2 Using Type
Const
Nmax=10;
Mmax=20;
Type
Massiv:array[1..nmax,1..mmax] of real;
Var A,B : massiv;

1.3 Two-dim array as one-dim array of one-dim arrays


Const
Nmax=10;
Mmax=20;
Type
Vect=array[1..mmax] of real; {type for rows}
Massiv=array[1..nmax] of vect;
Var
X,Y : vect;
A,B : massiv;

2.

Input/Output operations.
2.1 Input form: (row by row in column form)

<n> <m>
<a11>
<a12>
1-st row
.
<a1m>
<a21>
2-nd row
<a22>
.
<a2n>
n-st row
<a1m>
.
<anm>
Readln(f1,n,m);
For i:=1 to n do
For j:=1 to m do
Readln(f1, A[i,j]);
2.2 Input form (row by row in table form - better than previous):
<n> <m>
<a11> <a12> <a1m>
<a21> <a22> <a2m>
..
<an1> <an2> <anm>

Readln(f1, n, m);
For i:=1 to n do
Begin
For j:=1 to m do
Read(f1, A[i,j]);
Readln(f1);
End;
2.3 Output form (table form):
N=<n> m=<m>
A[1,1]=<A11> A[1,2]=<A12> A[1,m]=<A1m>
A[2,1]=<A21>

A[n,1]=<An1> A[n,2]=<An2> A[n,m]=<Anm>

Writeln(f2,n=,n:2, ,m=,m:2);
For i:=1 to n do
Begin
For j:=1 to m do
Write(f2,A[,i,,,j,]=,A[i,j]:6:2);
Writeln(f2);
End;

3. Example of two-dim array processing


Is given: nm two dimensional array of n-rows, m-columns.
To find: the sum of positive elements in earch row, and the number of zero
elements in whole matrix.
Execute the task in different ways:
1. with the help of simple variables: the sum of positive elements in earch row;
2. with the help of one-dim array of n-elements, where bi the sum of positive
elements in i- row .
Input form
<n> <m>
<A11> <A1m>

<An1> <Anm>

Output form

Inp.dat file name

Task with Two dimensional array A


The given two-dim array
N=<n> m=<m>
A[1,1]=<A11> A[1,2]=<A12> A[1,m]=<A1m>
A[2,1]=<A21>

A[n,1]=<An1> A[n,2]=<An2> A[n,m]=<Anm>


The sums of positive elements in rows:
1-st row - <sum>
.
<n>- row - <sum>
The number of zero elements =<kol>

Tests
N of the
test
1

Input data

Expected results

n=3, m=4

Sum of positive:
Sum=16
Sum=2
Sum=0
Kol=3
Sum of positive:
Sum=0
Sum=0
Sum=0
Kol=0
Sum of positive:
Sum=16
Sum=2
Sum=0
Kol=0

1 3 5 7
A = -4 0 2 -4
-2 0 -12 0
n=3, m=3
-1 -3 -5
A = -4 -1 -2
-2 -12 -3
n=3, m=3
16 -3 -5
A = -4 -1 2
-2 -12 -3

Data table specification.

Out.dat file name

The algorithm for case 1.

Input: n, m, {Ai,j}i=1 to n, j=1 to n

Kol:=0

No

For i:=1 to n
do
Yes

kol
Sum=0

No

For j:=1 to m
do

The

End

sum
No

Yes

A[i,j]>
0
Sum:=sum+A[i,j]

No

Yes

A[i,j]=
0

Kol:=kol+1

Pascal program:

Program twodimarr(f1,f2);
Var
A:array[1..100,1..200] of real;
Sum:real;
Kol,i,j:integer;
f1,f2:text;

Begin {assign &open files}


Assign(f1,d:\a-11-10\inp.dat);
Assign(f2,d:\a-11-10\out.dat);
Reset(f1);
Rewrite(f2);
{ input operations}
Readln(f1, n, m);
For i:=1 to n do
Begin
For j:=1 to m do
Read(f1, A[i,j]);
Readln(f1);
End;
{output title for program&given array}
Writeln(f2, Task with Two dimensional array A);
Writeln(f2,The given two-dim array);
Writeln(f2,n=,n:2, ,m=,m:2);
For i:=1 to n do
Begin
For j:=1 to m do
Write(f2,A[,i,,,j,]=,A[i,j]:6:2);
Writeln(f2);
End;
Writeln(f2,The sums of positive elements in rows:);
{array processing}
Kol:=0;
For i:=1 to n do
Begin
Sum:=0;
For j:=1 to m do
Begin
If A[I,j]>0 then Sum:=sum+A[i,j];
If A[I,j]=0 then kol:=kol+1;
End;
Writeln(f2,i, row ,sum:6:2);
End;
Writeln(f2,The number of zero elements =, kol);
Close(f1);
Close(f2);

End.

4. Search in the allocated areas.


Frequently there is a necessity to carry out processing in some part of matrixes:
only on the main diagonal, above main diagonal, below main diagonal. For
processing the multiple cycles are used.
1. Above main diagonal, not including its elements:
i:=1 to n-1
j:=I+1 to n

2. Above main diagonal, including its elements:


i:=1 to n
j:=I to n
3. Below main diagonal, not including its elements:
j:=1 to n-1
i:=j+1 to n
4. Below main diagonal, including its elements:
j:=1 to n
i:=j to n

The input / conclusion of a matrix on lines, when number of elements in a line is


more than some given S.
<A11> <A12> <A1s>
<A1s+1>.. <A12s>
<A12s+1>. <A1m>
<A21>. <A2s>
<A22s+1>. <A22s>
<A22s+1>. <A2m>

1-st row

2-nd row

For i:=1 to n do
For j:=1 to m do
Begin
Read(f1,A[i,j]);
If (j mods)=0 then
Readln(f1);
End;

The conclusion of the large matrix on lines is similarly carried out.

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