hey everyone, I wrote a code about a die game that is working very well, but I decided to use the class to learn more about it... so I just used what I wrote before but using the class...unfortunately even if everything complies correctly I don't get the right result anymore...
this is a part of my code...
so as you see in the first for loop I get the different results for each players... but when I asked for the same results (second loop) I only get the last player result for all the players...Code:void game::start() { cout<<"choose your option: \n"; cout<<"1. play\n"; cout<<"2. exit\n"; cin>>f; srand(time(NULL)); while (f==1) { for(x=1; x<=player; x++){ int a,b; a = rand()%(HIGH-LOW+1)+LOW; b = rand()%(HIGH-LOW+1)+LOW; cout<<"x is: "<<x<<"\n"; result[x-1][0]= x; cout<<"player number:"<<result[x-1][0]<<"\n"; //here I got the right results for all the players result[x-1][1]= a+b; cout<<"player result:"<< result[x-1][1]<<"\n"; } for(x=1; x<=player; x++){ //here I just get the last player result and all the previous players become the last player??? cout<<"player "<<result[x-1][0]<< " total [" <<result[x-1][1]<< "] point ["<<result[x-1][2]<<"]\n"; }
for example in hte first loop I will have result[0][0]=1 and result[0][1]=7 and result[1][0]=2 and result[1][1]=9
but in the second loop I will have result[0][0]=2 and result[0][1]=9 result[1][0]=2 and result[1][1]=9 why is that???????
do I need to allocate the 2d array dynamically?
tahnks for your help



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