In C, there's nothing special you need to know to understand multi-dimensional arrays. They work exactly the same way as if they were never specifically mentioned. All you need to know is that you can create an array of any type, including an array.
So when you see:
int matrix[2][4];
Just think, "matrix is an array of 2 things -- those things are arrays of 4 integers". All the normal rules for arrays apply. For example, matrix can easily decay into a pointer to its first member, just like any other array, which in this case is an array of four integers. (Which can, of course, itself decay.)
