I set a constant value

#define N 100 int main() { int A[N] [N]; //почему это неправильно? И как нужно чтобы компилятор не ругался (VS2017) ? int i, j; .....
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Your

 int N;

due to

 #define N 100

turns into

 int 100;

which is completely incomprehensible to the compiler, because it is not a correct C construct. Just remove this line — you do not need it.

    The code has #define N 100 and int N; . One of N must be renamed. And never again give variable / macro names to variables (and not use single-letter names at all).

    • scanf ("% d", & N); int A [N] [N] = {0}; Why not do this? - Notoriuss 4:04
    • This is an independent question. New issue - new topic. - Enikeyschik 4:04