Title. Can someone help me fix it?
Code:int exploder(int number,int array[]) { int functi = 0; int digit = number % 10; while (number > 0) { // int digit = number % 10; array[functi] = digit; functi++; // cout << digit << '\n'; number /= 10; } return digit; }
How is this supposed to return the number of digits in a number? It's just a matter of looking at what you are returning...
WndProc = (2[b] || !(2[b])) ? SufferNobly : TakeArms;
This is where using meaningful variable names (wtf is functi?) comes in handy.
Can you see now what to return?Code:int exploder(int numberToExplode,int arrayOfDigits[]) { int numberOfDigits = 0; int currentDigit = numberToExplode % 10; while (numberToExplode > 0) { // int currentDigit = numberToExplode % 10; arrayOfDigits[numberOfDigits] = currentDigit; numberOfDigits++; // cout << currentDigit << '\n'; numberToExplode /= 10; } return currentDigit; }
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
