In this program I'm trying to use arrays to keep track of the (x,y,z) coordinates of a given number of projectiles, starting from (0,0,0). I hope to use this as the basis for a collision system for a game. The only clear error is the x value has an incorrect value after the program executes. I think there is also problems with the looping, but I can probably fix that myself. Here's the code.
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When inputting all variables as 1, the output coordinate is: (1245120,1,1). Assuming that I'm not changing the values of the posx[] array, I dont know what is causing this error. Please help!Code:#include <iostream> using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; int a,n,x; int forcex, forcey, forcez; int main() { cout<<"How many projectiles are fired?:"; cin>>a; cout<<"What is the vector acceleration?"<<endl; cout<<"x:"; cin>>forcex; cout<<"y:"; cin>>forcey; cout<<"z:"; cin>>forcez; cout<<"There is force at ("<<forcex<<","<<forcey<<","<<forcez<<")"<<endl<<endl; int posx[]={0}, posy[]={0}, posz[]={0}; for(n=0;n<a;n++) { posx[n] = posx[n]+forcex; posy[n] = posy[n]+forcey; posz[n] = posz[n]+forcez; for(x=1;x<n+2;x++) { cout<<"The position of particle "<< n+1 <<" is:"<<endl; cout<<"("<<posx[x]<<","<<posy[x]<<","<<posz[x]<<")"<<endl<<endl; } } return 0; }



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