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Please help to understand the meaning of this array structure 0th 1th and 4th wired with value 0 and 3rd wired with 2 what is meaning of this? please help

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The input is a 2D array.  The first part of the Index Array is getting the entire first colum as a 1D array.  The second part is getting the element at (2,0).


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did you means that in 1st element (at output) it will give array as output and at element2 (at output) it will return only single value at position (2,0) right?

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Hi kiwagh,

 

why don't you try this on your own with LabVIEW? Should be much faster than to post old images and to wait for answers…

 

It's ok to learn from manuals, but some "learning by doing" is also recommended for this basic stuff!

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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kiwagh105@gmail.com wrote:

did you means that in 1st element (at output) it will give array as output and at element2 (at output) it will return only single value at position (2,0) right?


If you had left the first index input unwired, then you would have gotten an array of strings for the first output, but still the single string for the second output.


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Ok Sir,I am a new learner but its ok I tried it from my side. Thank you.

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kiwagh105@gmail.com wrote:

Ok Sir,I am a new learner but its ok I tried it from my side. Thank you.


What did you try?  Some other posters might be helped by what you "Learned"


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