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Discussion: A table is easily represented by |
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two-dimensional array. We can save the names |
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the candidates in a one-dimensional array. The |
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example uses precincts for row headings and |
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numbers for column headings. |
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Structures: A two-dimensional array names |
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| votes, where the rows represent precincts and |
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columns represent candidates. A one- |
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array of strings containing the names |
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the candidates. |
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