How to write in C++, when we using undefined(minus) position in array, that don't get Compilation Error. Example : a[-2][3] or a[-3][2] or a[-2][-3]; a — array;
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How to write in C++, when we using undefined(minus) position in array, that don't get Compilation Error. Example : a[-2][3] or a[-3][2] or a[-2][-3]; a — array;
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For example this way.
Another approach is to use custom class with overloaded operator[].