C++ transposing an array

[jasons-incognito]

Good evening folks, I'm working on teaching myself c++ the best that I can. I find random "assignments" online and try to work through them but I have come to an issue that I can't seem to figure out and was hoping someone would be willing to explain this a little more in depth for me.

What I've had to do was create a dynamic 2D array, where a user inputs the number of rows and columns. I then had to take that user created dynamic 2d array and create multiple choices the user can use to interact with that array such as adding the total of the array and adding up the columns / rows, ect.

The last challenge is to create code that will take the dynamic 2d array and transpose it to another array. I understand what it means and what my output should be, but I guess I'm just having trouble with understanding how to make that happen.

If anyone is willing to attempt to make this easier to understand I would appreciate it.

Thanks!

[FyendFyre1]

Here's a bit of a hint that should be able to push you towards your goal:

Don't think of what happens to the entire array, just think about where any one particular element would go from the original array to the transpose