Thread: Array problem. Can you find the problem with this?

  1. 01-02-2013 #16
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    Happy that made u smile

    Well I don't really know, but I can suppose...

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    Program Ended with a return of 0
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crossfire
    If you write programs that will run in a tough environment, you don't want to rely on the initialized values at all, but rather set them in runtime before the variable is used. That is in a for-loop, which is the slowest but safest way to do it.
    What is a "tough environment"? I mean, if it is "tough" enough, then setting them with a for loop wouldn't work either
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    Quote Originally Posted by std10093 View Post
    Nobody knows about the empty initialiser ?? :/
    Sure. It is not valid C.
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    Thank you Samaras and all!!

    what are you discussing about man xDDD

    however, I got it finnally using this code btw.

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    else{

a=numberl[i];

				for(i=i-1;i>=0;i--){
printf("%d\n",number[i]);
    a is int variable and the else belongs to some "if" loop that's responsible for a<0.


    Thank you guys
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    Thanks grumpy.

    Aitra, sorry for the manz posts .

    I am little worried about your for loop. The fact that i starts from i-1 worries me a little. If you are taking correct results, then ok, if not, it would be could to post all of zour code

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    It works so far Grazie tantissimo!!

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