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I don`t want to leave this school.<br />
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I don`t want to leave this school.

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Having this int myArray[320,4].<br />
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Some parts have already been filled, but not filled until the [320,4].<br />
How to know what [Row, Col] that is empty?<br />
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Having this int myArray[320,4].

Some parts have already been filled, but not filled until the [320,4].
How to know what [Row, Col] that is empty?

ocaccy

C# - The next empty [Row,Col] in myArray[320,4]

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