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Back to your question. Call to Function Pointer will call an overloaded function with the same signature as the Function Pointer.
<br>'''Answer Submitted by:''' Team42<br>
'''Q:''' How to visualize a multi-dimensional array? <br>
'''A:''' The simplest way to do so for a 2 dimensional array is a table
<source lang="cpp">
0123
4567
7890
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It gets slightly more complex when it comes to 3 dimensional arrays
*First what comes to minds of majority of people is a cube
<source lang="cpp">
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/\444444444\
/\3\444444444\
/\2\3\444444444\
/\1\2\3\444444444\
\0\1\2\/33333333\/
\0\1\/22222222\/
\0\/11111111\/
\/00000000\/
</source><br>
(There are many disadvantages to using this form besides awkwardness!)
*Another way is to display each of the layers as separate 2 dimensional arrays
<source lang="cpp">
111
111
111
222
222
222
333
333
333
</source>
'''To be Continued (Feel free to add your ideas! :D)'''
Submitted by Team42
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==[[Assignment 2 (Release 0.1): Q & A | Assignment 2]]==
