Practical C Programming

How it works...

The two matrices are defined matA and matB of the orders 2 x 3 and 3 x 4, respectively, using the following statement:

int matA[2][3], matB[3][4]

You will be asked to enter the elements of the two matrices using the nested for loops. The elements in the matrix are entered in row-major order, in other words, all the elements of the first row are entered first, followed by all the elements of the second row, and so on.

In the nested loops, for i and for j, the outer loop, for i, represents the row and the inner loop, and for j represents the column.

While entering the elements of matrices matA and matB, the values entered in the two matrices will be assigned to the respective index locations of the two-dimensional arrays as ...