C++ 2D Arrays vs 1D Arrays and 2D to 1D Mapping
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41D arrays kinda suck, but they are a lot more usable than 2D arrays, so it is common to hold 2D data in a 1D array, and use "2D to 1D mapping" (i.e. algebra) to pull data from the 1D array as if it was a 2D array.
Or you could, you know, just refactor your code to use a vector instead.
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