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Correction:<br />
To handle array column, call Funcb with step = 9.
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Correction:
To handle array column, call Funcb with step = 9.

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int funcZ( int array[][], int k, int b,int &nbsp;c )<br />
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{<br />
... .. .. .. <br />
Funcb(array[x][], k, b);<br />
Funcb(array[][x], k, c);<br />
...<br />
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}<br />
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int Funcb(int arr[], int k, int d )<br />
{<br />
....<br />
}<br />
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b is binary search, but according to my code, array[][]'s first []'s search then other []'s search.. so of course it can not be compiled, how to correct it.. 
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int funcZ( int array[][], int k, int b,int  c )

{
... .. .. .. 
Funcb(array[x][], k, b);
Funcb(array[][x], k, c);
...

}

int Funcb(int arr[], int k, int d )
{
....
}

b is binary search, but according to my code, array[][]'s first []'s search then other []'s search.. so of course it can not be compiled, how to correct it.. 

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