Problems with a two dimensional array

I am trying to work with a 2D array its 24 by 2. I am getting a error that says, error C2109: subscript requires array or pointer type in VS2008. I am using 4 files, a global includes which is not important, the programs class header, and the driver/program main files. Here is my code I currently have and since I am a student in this language lets assume that if there is a better way out there I can't do that.

- Class Header Code -

Code:

/*
#include "global_includes.h"

class MeteorLogics
{
	public:
		MeteorLogics();
		void GetTemperatures(int, int);
		double ComputeAverageTemp(int, int);
		void DisplayTempratures(int, int, double);
		void ScreenPause();

	private:
		int Temperaturematrices[24][2];
		int NumTempratures;
		int hourdisplay;
		double AverageTemp;
		double HighTemp;
		double LowTemp;
		int row;
		int column;
};
*/

- Diver File -

Code:

 /*
#include "global_includes.h"
#include "meteor_logics.h"

//BEGIN -- Class implementation
//
MeteorLogics::MeteorLogics()
{
	Temperaturematrices[24][2];
	AverageTemp = 0;
	HighTemp = 0;
	LowTemp = 0;
	row = 0;
	column = 0;
}

void MeteorLogics::GetTemperatures(int Temperaturematrices, int NumTempratures)
{
		while (hourdisplay >= 0 && hourdisplay < 24 && hourdisplay != EOF)
		{
			for (hourdisplay = 0; hourdisplay < 24; hourdisplay ++)
			{
				cout << "Enter temprature recorded for" << hourdisplay << ":00" << endl;
				cin >> Temperaturematrices[hourdisplay = 0][NumTempratures = 0];
			}

			cout << "If you are finished with todays entries hold down ctrl and press z on your keyboard" << endl;
		}	
}

double MeteorLogics::ComputeAverageTemp(int, int)
{


}

void MeteorLogics::DisplayTempratures(int, int, double)
{


}

void MeteorLogics::ScreenPause()
{

}
//
//END -- Class implementation
*/

The empty functions are just there for structure, thats just my style and they are declared already. Thanks for the help guys.

Soooooo many things wrong in so few lines.

Temperaturematrices is a single int, not an array --- you said so right here:

Code:

void MeteorLogics::GetTemperatures(int Temperaturematrices, int NumTempratures)

Theoretically you could access the member variables with something like this->, but it would be easier to just use a different name for the input variable, which you don't use anyway so I'm not sure why you've bothered.

Also, whatever you were on when you typed this:

Code:

[hourdisplay = 0]

you should probably consider getting off of.

Perhaps consider learning basic syntax a little more?
You aren't initializing your array - you are just accessing an out-of-bounds index.
And the array syntax in GetTemperatures is just so way off.