Thread: Array problem - inavlid initializer

When I try to create a second array, I get the following error(s):

Test.cpp: In function `int main()':
Test.cpp:10: invalid initializer

From the following code:

Code:

int main ( void )
{
	char * ArrayOne[2] = { "One - One", "One - Two" };
	char * ArrayTwo[2] = ( "Two - One", "Two - Two" );
	int Counter;
	for ( Counter = 0; Counter < 2; Counter ++ )
	{
     		cout << ArrayOne[Counter] << endl << ArrayTwo[Counter] << endl;
	}
	return 0;
}

Why?

Moreover,
What I am trying to do is:

Code:

int main ( void )
{
	char * ArrayOne[2] = { "C:\\Windows\\Network.txt", "C:\\Windows\\Printers.txt" };
	char * ArrayTwo[2] = ( "C:\\Windows\\Desktop\\Netowkr.txt", "C:\\Windows\\Printers.txt" );
	char * ArrayThree[2] = ( "Network documentation", "Printers documentation" );
	int Counter;
	for ( Counter = 0; Counter < 2; Counter ++ )
	{
     		cout << FileCopy ( ArrayOne[Counter], ArrayTwo[Counter], ArrayThree[Counter] << endl;
	}
	return 0;
}

Or is there a better way?

wrong type of brace, they must be curly braces when initialising arrays.

Code:

char * ArrayOne[2] = { "One - One", "One - Two" };
char * ArrayTwo[2] = { "Two - One", "Two - Two" };

Probably a typo you didnt even see

*slaps forehead*
Thanks guys.