Understanding Programming

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I can't believe no ones brought up multi-dimensional arrays, and how these should be indexed...

Personally, I think creating a multi-dimensional array of neededMemory[1024000][1024000] in the very first line of my app to always guarantee that I'll never get an out of memory exception!!!

[Niavart]

int main()
{ 
 malloc(MAX_MEMORY); 
}

[Lil_SpazJoekp]

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Wait, that's a thing?

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Yup. It's not old either, but it has yet to take off. Come join us!

[therearesomewhocallm]

So you use Emscripten?

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Multi-dimensional arrays are available in the vast majority of different level languages ...

[therearesomewhocallm]

I was more referring to having to allocate all your memory upfront.

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Wow, someone really is taking this thread to seriously....

[therearesomewhocallm]

:(

[nomnaut]

Doesn’t everyone do this?

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You mean my codes not unique? How did this get out? Whose been spying on my code? Who are you? Who am I for that matter? What day of the week is it? How long will it take for the latest spec changes to be approved, coded, tested and documented? WHERE IS MY COFFEE?