1, the last item is divided by the previous one, so there are at most 9 times. If you divide by the tenth time, you will get a [10], which overflows. ...
2.2. The usage of for is wrong. You can have multiple conditions, but that's not what it says. The first semicolon assigns a definition and intermediate judgment conditions. Obviously, your mistake, double control should be like this.
for (int j =0，I = 0； J<9&me< 10; I++, j++) but not here.
3.% is to take the remainder, not the quotient, and use it directly? /? Do it,
4. Don't need printf output parameters? & amp？ The output is an address, not a value.
Reference code:
int a[ 10]，b[9]；
Printf ("Enter number: \ n");
for(int I = 0； I & 10; i++)
{
Printf ("Enter %d digits:", I+1);
scanf("%d "，& ampampa[I])；
}
Printf ("The result is as follows: \ n");
for(int j = 0； Johnson & Johnson company lt； 9; j++)
{
b[j]= a[j+ 1]/a[j]；
printf("%d\t "，b[j])；
If (j% 3==2)
{
printf(" \ n ")；
}
}