We can initialize an array like this:
int myArray[][] = { {10,20} ,{30,40} , {50} };
It works fine.
But I came across a peculiar situation.
int myAnotherArray[][] = { {,} ,{,} , {,} };
The above line of code compiles fine. This according to me is weird. Because when the compiler would parse this statement , it would encounter { and , and } all together. Shouldn't the compiler be expecting a constant or a literal in between ? I would appreciate it if someone would tell me how exactly the above statement is parsed and what exactly the compiler does when it encounters such a situation.