C++: Multidimensional Arrays

Multidimensional arrays in C++ are a lot like normal arrays.
You create a multidimensional array like so:

int ArrayOne[][5]={{3, 24, 55, 72, 12}, {18, 88, 7, 66, 34}};

You use two square brackets as the first is for the number of rows, and the second is for the number of columns in each row.
Unfortunately in C++ each row must have the same number of columns.

Next to call the array we simply use the row and column of the element we want to call:

cout << ArrayOne[0][3] << endl;

In the above example 72 would be displayed.

And in this example 18 would be displayed:

cout << ArrayOne[1][0] << endl;

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