(*ptr)[2] help!!

[caroundw5h]

I'm trying to understand 2d arrays using pointer notation. I've decalred two simple arrays however I get the message

numeric constant contains digits beyond the radix

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#define MAX 5
 int main(void){
 	int array2[MAX][MAX] = { {1,3,4,5,6}, {2,4,1,0,44}, {98,23,32,09,12}, {14,123,99,101,123},
 	{45,87,94,88,43} };
 	int array[MAX] = {34,45,110,56,65};

What am i missing here?

[Thantos]

{98,23,32,09,12}

On a numeric constent a leading 0 denotes a base 8 number which has valid digits of 0 to 7

[caroundw5h]

AHHHHH. I see. I should have remebered that from basic printf modifiers. i didn't think it would matter in an array though. interesting. you learn something new everyday.
Thanks Thanos.

[Robc]

>i didn't think it would matter in an array though.
It's still an integer literal. Being the initializer for an array makes no difference.