Different ways to print the two-dimensional array's contents

I hope this helps you . Your first example assumes that when addcube is called that the Global.i is initialized to some sensible value. Multiple calls to addcube could initialize different parts of the same array if Global.i changes. The addcube method also modifies the value of Glocal.cubes which you aren't doing in your second example.
Your second example directly creates an array of the exact size required without using the value of Global.i. This makes it much simpler and more robust, but also less configurable.

wish of those help I'm trying to print an array of characters in C but i can't print everything. I want to print : b1 b2 My code:

printf("%s", def);

printf("%s", def[0]);

printf("%s", def[1]);

printf("%s%s", def[0], def[1]);

for (i = 0; i < sizeof def / sizeof *def; i++)
{
    printf("%s", def[i]); 
}

will be helpful for those in need I need to print the contents of my 2 dimensional array to a textbox called txtExecute in a table like format just like the one below: , So, your ArrayFormat() function should be like this ...

private void ArrayFormat()
{
    txtExecute.Text += "\t" + "Mon" + "\t" + "Tue" + "\t" + "Wed" + "\t" + "Thu" + "\t" + "Fri" + "\r\n";
     for(int week = 0; week < productsArray.GetLength(0); week++)
     {
         txtExecute.Text += "Week " + week + "\t";
         for (int day = 0; day < productsArray.GetLength(0); day++)
         {
             txtExecute.Text += productsArray[week, day] + "\t";
         }
         txtExecute.Text += "\r\n";
     }
}

txtExecute.Text += "\tMon\tTue\tWed\tThu\tFri\r\n";

txtExecute.Text += "Week " + (week+1) + "\t";

I wish this help you I've found another way around which is way better than the one i was trying to do. This solved my case.
http://wizardinternetsolutions.com/articles/web-programming/single-query-dynamic-multi-level-menu

wish help you to fix your issue You're right so far. The trick to it is to use the numbers in the square brackets next to each other.

container = [
// 0
    ['https://amazon.ca/logo.png', 'https://google.ca/logo/logo.png'],
// 1
    ['This is alt text 1.', 'This is alt text 2'],
// 2
    ['https://amazon.ca', 'https://google.ca']
];

['https://amazon.ca/logo.png', 'https://google.ca/logo/logo.png']

'https://amazon.ca/logo.png'

container = [{
  image: 'https://amazon.ca/logo.png',
  alt: 'This is alt text 1.',
  url: 'https://amazon.ca',
},
{
  image: 'https://google.ca/logo/logo.png',
  alt: 'This is alt text 2',
  url: 'https://google.ca',
}]

console.log(container[1].alt) // 'This is alt text 2'