Suppose that the array B is stored linearly in column-major order, beginning in address beta.
i. If B is declared as B [1….3, 1….4] then what is the address of B[2,3].
ii. If B is declared as B [L1…U1, L2…U2,L3…U3] then what is the address of B[i,j,k].
What is the address of A[0,0,0] in an array stored linearly in row major beginning with address α if it is declared A[-5…0, -2…3, -2…0]
In a multi-dimensional array
If you want to find the address of array A,the loc(A[k1,k2,k3…kn]) , where k1 , k2 …kn are the values for which you must find the address like for the first case you pointed out B[2,3] so k1 = 2 && k2 = 3 , is given by :-
Column Major = Base (A) + w*[E1 + L1(E2 +(L2(E3+…)))…)EnLn-1)]
Row Major = Base (A) + w[(((E1*L2+E2)L3+E3)L4)+…En-1)Ln + En]
where E is effective index and is given by Ei = ki - lower bound for the index i
And L1 , L2 , L3 …Ln is the length of the nth index
and w is the word size
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