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I am getting an undeclared identifier error when everything is declared correctly:

source.cpp

const int bigger = 150000;
int bubbleArray[bigger];
BubbleSort(bubbleArray, size);

header.h

Thank you Very much

so this:

time_t a = time(NULL);
cout<<a<<endl;

will output the time.

When using the time function from the header file, ctime, What should I put between the brackets? I looked at msdn online and it showed me time_t time( time_t *time) but I am not totally sure what...

Something like this:


#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

void main()
{
int i;
int size = 50;

I have two questions out there for those who can respond.

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Yes to the first, and there shouldn't be a problem with using the same file for both variables. One is an input variable the other output. please inform me if I am wrong.

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