This:
should be:Code:char a[2] = {"A"}; char c[2] = {"A"}; char b[2] = {"A"};
Code:char a[2] = "A"; char c[2] = "A"; char b[2] = "A";
This:
should be:Code:char a[2] = {"A"}; char c[2] = {"A"}; char b[2] = {"A"};
Code:char a[2] = "A"; char c[2] = "A"; char b[2] = "A";
Look up a C++ Reference and learn How To Ask Questions The Smart WayOriginally Posted by Bjarne Stroustrup (2000-10-14)
I tried it and it works too. But what's the difference? When should I use the curly brackets? EDIT; When writing to an array?
Also - should I upload the code for the finalized Tic Tac Toe for anyone interested in what I'm using this for?
