Array Testing problem

Ok heres the deal my program compiles fine. But when I run it I get nothing coming up in the console window. I would apreciate any help.

Code:

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int main()
{srand ( time(NULL) );

 for(i=5; i++;)
 { for(int x=0; x=4; x++)
  {chro[i][x]=rand()%30; 
  } 
 }

/*****Test******/
for(int g=0;g=5;g++)
{ for(int h=0; h=4; h++)
  {cout<<"Chro["<<g<<"]["<<h<<"]="<<chro[g][h];
  cout<<"\n";
  }
}
/*****Test******/
      cout<<"\n";
      system("PAUSE");
      return 0;
}

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Add a "<" to your for loop.

Code:

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for(int g=0; g <=5; g++)
{
}

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Kuphryn

but I was wondering something else how can I make the dos window come out bigger it is too small to display my results. I figured I would post it here instead of creating a new thread

I also keep getting 0s generated for my random numbers

Quote:

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Originally posted by kas2002
I also keep getting 0s generated for my random numbers

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Of course. rand() % 30 generates numbers in the interval 0-29. If you want 1-30, use (rand() % 30) + 1.

sorry I didn't explain myself good what I meant was that when it outputs the contents of my array every single number is a zero even when I put the +1 in. Which is weird cause logically they should come out to at least 1?? any ways I have reposted my source (well the main function anyways I haven't got too far on the other ones yet because of these stupid array problems)

Code:

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int main()
{srand ( time(NULL) );

 for(i<=4; i++;)
 { for(int x=0; x<=3; x++)
  {chro[i][x]=rand()%30+1;
  } 
 }

/*****Test******/
for(int g=0;g<=4;g++)
{ for(int h=0; h<=3; h++)
  {cout<<"Chro["<<g<<"]["<<h<<"]="<<chro[g][h];
  cout<<"\n";
  }
}
/*****Test******/
      cout<<"\n";
      system("PAUSE");
      return 0;
}

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Where do you define chro?

Code:

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int main()
{
  srand(time(NULL));

  for(i<=4; i++;) //Should be for(int i=0; i<=4; i++)
  {
      for(int x=0; x<=3; x++)
      {
        chro[i][x] = (rand() % 30) + 1;
      } 
  }

  /*****Test******/
  for(int g=0; g<=4; g++)
  {
      for(int h=0; h<=3; h++)
      {
        cout << "Chro[" << g << "][" << h << "]=" << chro[g][h];
        cout << "\n"; //Valid, but I would use cout << endl; instead
      }
  }

  /*****Test******/
  cout << "\n";
  system("PAUSE");
  return 0;
}

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that worked jeez that was all what I assumed to be the easy part of my code lol.