You did not initialise amount, presumably to 0.
You did not initialise amount, presumably to 0.
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
You never initialized the variable amount.
Domething like this would do the trick
KurtCode:int amount = 0; //The amount the number was found
Thanks everyone! It's working correctly.. =)Code:How many numbers do you wish to input?: 9 Number? 12 Number? 23 Number? 45 Number? 4332432141 Number? 34 Number? 23 Number? 12 Number? 9 Number? 2332432145254325325 What number do you wish to search for?: 23 The number 23 appeared 2 times.
That's good
Now, as hk_mp5kpdw hinted, you can actually use a function, count(), from <algorithm>, and thus replace:
with:Code:for (counterfind = 0; counterfind < length; ++counterfind) { if(list[counterfind] == number) { ++amount; } } std::cout << "The number " << number << " appeared " << amount << " times. \n";
Code:std::cout << "The number " << number << " appeared " << std::count(list, list + length, number) << " times. \n";
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>> Now, as hk_mp5kpdw hinted, you can actually use a function, count(), from <algorithm>
Of course, that's good knowledge to remember along with vector for after you submit your assignment, since it is unlikely that such code would be appropriate to use there.
