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CodePudding user response: 1/f, reference and 蘤 old crepe response: p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? CodePudding user response: refer to the second floor weixin_46360087 response: Quote: refer to 1st floor and 蘤 old crepe reply: p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? Compare the address, see if p is in front of the q, prevent over run CodePudding user response: P=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array elements CodePudding user response: First, exchange, the address in the back of the brackets the value exchange, this loop,, The first cycle P=a [0], q=a [9] The second P=[1], a q=a [10] The third time P=a [2], q=a [11] How to understand the qq address? CodePudding user response: reference 4 floor qybao response: p=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array element The third cycle P=2, q=11, how do you understand this 11? CodePudding user response: Q how can is 11? Initially q for a [9] address, q - is a [8] address, again q - is a [7] address, an so on CodePudding user response: As for + + and - the difference between, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? CodePudding user response: refer to the eighth floor qybao response: as to + + and - difference, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? OMG, I need quiet, thank you very much, I already understand this problem is the CodePudding user response: Understand, this problem, thank you
p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? CodePudding user response: refer to the second floor weixin_46360087 response: Quote: refer to 1st floor and 蘤 old crepe reply: p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? Compare the address, see if p is in front of the q, prevent over run CodePudding user response: P=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array elements CodePudding user response: First, exchange, the address in the back of the brackets the value exchange, this loop,, The first cycle P=a [0], q=a [9] The second P=[1], a q=a [10] The third time P=a [2], q=a [11] How to understand the qq address? CodePudding user response: reference 4 floor qybao response: p=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array element The third cycle P=2, q=11, how do you understand this 11? CodePudding user response: Q how can is 11? Initially q for a [9] address, q - is a [8] address, again q - is a [7] address, an so on CodePudding user response: As for + + and - the difference between, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? CodePudding user response: refer to the eighth floor qybao response: as to + + and - difference, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? OMG, I need quiet, thank you very much, I already understand this problem is the CodePudding user response: Understand, this problem, thank you
The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? CodePudding user response: refer to the second floor weixin_46360087 response: Quote: refer to 1st floor and 蘤 old crepe reply: p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? Compare the address, see if p is in front of the q, prevent over run CodePudding user response: P=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array elements CodePudding user response: First, exchange, the address in the back of the brackets the value exchange, this loop,, The first cycle P=a [0], q=a [9] The second P=[1], a q=a [10] The third time P=a [2], q=a [11] How to understand the qq address? CodePudding user response: reference 4 floor qybao response: p=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array element The third cycle P=2, q=11, how do you understand this 11? CodePudding user response: Q how can is 11? Initially q for a [9] address, q - is a [8] address, again q - is a [7] address, an so on CodePudding user response: As for + + and - the difference between, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? CodePudding user response: refer to the eighth floor qybao response: as to + + and - difference, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? OMG, I need quiet, thank you very much, I already understand this problem is the CodePudding user response: Understand, this problem, thank you
Quote: refer to 1st floor and 蘤 old crepe reply: p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand? Compare the address, see if p is in front of the q, prevent over run CodePudding user response: P=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array elements CodePudding user response: First, exchange, the address in the back of the brackets the value exchange, this loop,, The first cycle P=a [0], q=a [9] The second P=[1], a q=a [10] The third time P=a [2], q=a [11] How to understand the qq address? CodePudding user response: reference 4 floor qybao response: p=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array element The third cycle P=2, q=11, how do you understand this 11? CodePudding user response: Q how can is 11? Initially q for a [9] address, q - is a [8] address, again q - is a [7] address, an so on CodePudding user response: As for + + and - the difference between, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? CodePudding user response: refer to the eighth floor qybao response: as to + + and - difference, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it? OMG, I need quiet, thank you very much, I already understand this problem is the CodePudding user response: Understand, this problem, thank you
p=x Q=x + n - 1 While (p The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand?
The for loop is exchanged position, but they are actually compared the address where the numerical size, so understand?
p=x//to the address of the first element array Q=x + n - 1//to the last element of array address P++ forward is to address a unit, q, the address back one unit, so p* p=xx, * q=xx is the exchange of array element
as to + + and - difference, since you know p++ into a [2], it must q++ will become a [10], then send me q - what is it?
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