Videos: Arrays

These videos are about C arrays, including 2-dimensional arrays.

• Array 1: Arrays and pointers   4:12
  Review and elaboration on how array declarations relate to pointers.

• Array 2: Arrays as function arguments   4:55
  When a function argument has an array type, the variable name acts even more like (i.e., exactly like) a pointer variable.

• Array 3: typedef   3:55
  Using typedef to declare new type names in C.

• Array 4: Machine code examples   3:22
  Example C programs and the corresponding assembly code for a function that works on an array.

• Array 5: Arrays of typedefs and arrays   4:32
  How typedef interacts with array declarations, and how that helps make sense of the syntax and semantics for an array of arrays.

• Array 6: 2-Dimensional arrays   2:32
  An array of arrays defines a 2-dimensional array, and C defines them in a way that leads to a specific encoding of array indices.

• Array 7: Machine code for 2-D array access   3:34
  A C program and its corresponding assembly for accessing and iterating over elements of a 2-D array.

• Array 8: Omitting dimensions for a 2-D array argument   1:18
  A brief not on when an array dimension can be omitted from a function argument with a 2-D array type.

• Array 9: Exercise: inferring array dimensions   4:57
  Given the way that array indices are mapped to memory locations, we can reconstruct the dimensions of a pair of array declarations given the machine code that implements those dimensions.