make it simpler and efficient
- by gcc
temp1=*tutar[1]; //i hold input in char *tutar[]
if(temp1!='x'||temp1!='n')
arrays[1]=malloc(sizeof(int)*num_arrays); //if second input is int
a=0;
n=i;
for(i=1;i<n;++i)
{
temp1=*tutar[i];
if(temp1=='d')
{ ++i;
j=atoi(tutar[i]);
free(arrays[j]);
continue;
}
if(temp1=='x')
break;
if(temp1=='n')//if it is n
{ a=0;
++j;
arrays[j]=malloc(sizeof(int)*num_arrays);//create and allocate
continue;
}
++a;
if(a>num_arrays) //resize the array
arrays[j]=realloc(arrays[j],sizeof(int)*(num_arrays+a));
*(arrays[j]+a-1)=atoi(tutar[i]);
printf("%d",arrays[1][1]);
}
arrays is pointer
when you see x exit
you see n create (old one is new array[a] new one is array[i+1])
you see d delete arrays[i] according to int after d
first number is size of max arrays
and where is the error in code
input is composed from int and n d x
i make a program
-taking input(first input must be int)
-according to input(there is comman in input like n or d or j , i fill array with number and use memory efficiently
-j is jumb to array[x] ( x is int coming after j in input)
