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#include <stdio.h> void tabArray (float ** arr) // проблема с передачей массивов из функции main на вход функции tabArray. { printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[0], chr_array[0]); } int main () { char str_array[9][12] = {"Moskow"}; float chr_array[9] = {11.92}; tabArray(str_array && chr_array) // Проблема вывода функции с соответствующими параметрами. return 0; }

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This is how it should be:

 #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void tabArray(char (*str_array)[12], float* chr_array) { printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[0], chr_array[0]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[1], chr_array[1]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[2], chr_array[2]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[3], chr_array[3]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[4], chr_array[4]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[5], chr_array[5]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[6], chr_array[6]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[7], chr_array[7]); printf("%-15s %.3f\n", str_array[8], chr_array[8]); } int main(void) { char str_array[9][12] = {"Moskow", "New-York", "London", "Minsk", "Kiev", "Warszawa", "Berlin", "Tokio", "Hong-Kong"}; float chr_array[9] = {11.92, 8.406, 8.674, 1.893, 2.804, 1.711, 3.502, 13.61, 7.188}; tabArray(str_array, chr_array); }

PS You obviously missed the lectures, where you talked about the basics of the language.

    Apparently the problem is in tabArray(str_array && chr_array) assume that you need tabArray(str_array, chr_array) so

    That and the signature void tabArray (float ** arr) does not quite fit the call