Interleave 2D Arrays

[SercoSteveB]

What are the contents of 'Array Out' following execution of the VI?

[crossrulz]

A

This is a good one to think through.  Glad to see you're back at the top of your game!

[SercoSteveB]

Good point, I will have to slide in some questions on Graphs and Charts to make sure the GM hasn't lost his edge.

Plot spoiler....tomorrows question is a good one.

[ambaum01]

Why would this not be b?

[crossrulz]

The autoindexing pulls off the rows.  Consequently, it also builds in rows.

[ambaum01]

So that is just a default behavior of LabVIEW.  That's good to know.  I assumed it pulled the columns.  The answers being in rows are a good clue.

[crossrulz]

And when in doubt, run it with probes and highlight execution.  It will become really clear what is happening then.

[mini09]

Good evening friends,

                          the answer is A as crossrulz said, here the for loop runs 2 time on the first iteration it takes (1,2) (5,6) (9,10) and applies interleave is applied (1,5,9,2,6,10)for the next time(3,4) (7,8) (11,12) and the interleave is applied (3,7,11,4,8,12) the output is 2D array so option A is the most appropriate answer.

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: A  Nice one crossrulz & gnshmrthy.

Auto-indexing pulling off Rows is the thing to take from this.  Interleave array does what you expect it to do and is here to add some spice to the question..

[Neelamma]

Ans:-A

[ashwinilele]

A

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[skian]

A