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thanks for u answer, but<br />
how can i access it? it it looks like<br />
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char * mon;<br />
mon=temp[0];//which mon=&quot;mon&quot;;<br />
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thanks for u answer, but
how can i access it? it it looks like

char * mon;
mon=temp[0];//which mon="mon";




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I want to ask how to declare the array of string?<br />
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is it looks like this way? <br />
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char * temp[10][10];<br />
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aftter decleration, how can i initialize the array? for example using mon,tues,wed...
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I want to ask how to declare the array of string?

is it looks like this way? 

char * temp[10][10];

aftter decleration, how can i initialize the array? for example using mon,tues,wed...

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