What wrong with my copy strings program?

[johnjrgs]

This code is actually an excerpt from my addressbook program..
address_count monitors the number of contacts added.
Current_record monitors the input's position in the array.

Anyway, here it is.

void del_contact(int *address_count, int *current_record)
{   
    int get, del, i, j;
    
        printf("\nEnter the number of entry/contact you want to delete.\n");
        printf("For example:\nIf you want to delete your first input type '1'\n");
        printf("Contact number:");
        scanf("%d", &get);
    
        del = get-1;
    

        //for loop to assign '/0' as the content for the given entry
        for(i=0; i<6; i++)
        {
            strcpy(addressbook[i][del], addressbook[6][0]); //address book[6][0] has no value
        }
        (*address_count)--; //since you're gonna delete an entry
        if((*current_record)>0)
            {
                (*current_record)--;
            }
        
            for(i=0; i<6; i++)
            {
                for(;get<=(*address_count-get);get++)
                { 
                strcpy(addressbook[i][get-1],addressbook[i][get]);
                }
            }                
  }

for(i=0; i<6; i++)
            {
                for(;get<=(*address_count-get);get++)
                { 
                strcpy(addressbook[i][get-1],addressbook[i][get]);
                }
            }

Here's my problem.
This code is supposed to copy the strings from the next array to the array to be deleted. Which means that if there's an entry(addressbook) in arrays 1, 2 and 3 and I want to delete array 1, array 2 will go be copied to array 1 and array 3 to array 2 so that the program runs smoothly..

But this doesn't work. D: any idea where I'm wrong? What should I do? Thanks a lot!

[iMalc]

Your problems are on line 26. If you step through it with a debugger then the problem will become obvious.
Pay attention to the value that "get" has, while single-stepping through those loops.

[johnjrgs]

How can I fix this? D:

[grumpy]

You've been told where the problem is .... Do as advised, and step through the code with the debugger. That will help you understand the problem. Once you understand the problem, you will be able to fix it.

No need to play helpless. We don't spoonfeed here.