Thread: arrays

array2 is defined as char, not char *.

array2[0][1 + i] = array[0];

Kuphryn

i have add more code aboe

thankx

Code:

//obtain subcode from file
inFile>>subcode;
//verify subcode read in correctly
cout<< "Subject Code" << subcode;

//now read in subcode to subjectcode, one char at a time
for(int r = 0; r < MAXSUBJECTS; r++)//determines which subcode in subjectcode will be the target for storage
{
  //loop to read in one char at a time from file data to subjectcode.
  for(int p=0;p<CODELENGTH;p++)
  {
     subjectcode[r][p] = subcode[p]; 
  }

     //null terminate current subjectcode after all pertinent char
     // have been copied to it
      subjectcode[r][p] = '\0';

     //then prove you copied it correctly
     cout << subjectcode[r];
}

to determine if a given subcode already exists in subjectcode use a loop to compare each subcode already in subjectcode to the desired subcode using strcmp().