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C Program Functions with 2D Arrays

Write a function named displayElements that takes a two-dimensional array, the size of its rows and columns, then prints every element of a two-dimensional array. Separate every row by a new line and every column by a space.

In the main function, write a program that asks for integer input to be assigned on a 3 x 3 array and call the function displayElements to print the contents on the next line.

Input

1. Multiple lines containing integer each line

Output

R1C1: 1

R1C2: 2

R1C3: 3

R2C1: 4

R2C2: 5

R2C3: 6

R3C1: 7

R3C2: 8

R3C3: 9

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

2. Functions with 2D Arrays Practice II
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Write a function named display Elements that takes a two-dimensional array, the size of its
rows and columns, then prints every element of a two-dimensional array. Separate every
row by a new line and every column by a space.
In the main function, write a program that asks for integer input to be assigned on a 3×3
array and call the function display Elements to print the contents on the next line.
Input
1. Multiple lines containing integer each line
Output
R1C1: 1
R1C2: 2
R1C3: 3
R2C1: 4
R2C2: 5
R2C3: 6
R3C1: 7
R3C2: 8
R3C3: 9
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main.c
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Test Cases
Constraints
O Constraint 1
This code must call the function inside the main
Test Cases
O Test Case 1
Your Output
No Output
Expected Output
RIC1: 0
R1C2: 2
RIC3: 4
R2C1: 6
R2C2: B
R2C3: 1
R3C1: 3
R3C2: 5
R3C3: 7
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