Exercises on Complex Data Types
Explore practical exercises on complex data types in C including matrices and command-line arguments. Learn to write functions that print and multiply matrices, and modify programs to compute Fibonacci numbers from command-line inputs. This lesson helps you apply key programming concepts to handle data structures confidently.
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Question 1
Below is a program that uses a C structure called Matrix to represent a two-dimensional matrix. This structure contains an array data to store matrix values and two variables (nrows and ncols) to store the dimensions of the matrix. Assume that the matrix data is stored in the array data row-wise (row by row). As we haven’t covered dynamic allocation of memory yet, for now, we assume a matrix can hold a maximum number of values equal to 1024.
You’ll be required to write two functions. One will be for printing a matrix and another for ...