arrays, anyone?

[Guy Harris]

> >Now, to reference A(10,100):
> >
> >	(*a)[99][9];

> WRONG!
> Declaring an array [99] means the valid values are from 0 -> 98 .
> See K&R page 20.

WRONG!  The above code fragment is a reference, not a declaration (the word
"reference" in the first sentence might give you a clue here).  If you check
the original article, you'll notice that the array was declared as having
more than 99 rows and having more than 9 elements in each row.  As such, the
valid subscript values definitely include 99 for the first subscript and 9
for the second.

	Guy Harris