Here's one of the problems with your code:
Because you declared j in the first for loop, it can only be accessed in that for loop. Declare it within main with your other declarations if you plan on using it again.Code:for (int j=0;j<=t;j++) { tot =d[j]; cout<<setw(9)<<j<<setw(13)<<tot<<endl; } for (int s=j;s<=arraysize;s++) { cout<<setw(9)<<s<<setw(13)<<tot<<endl; }
Oh, and do you really need an array for this? I think you could code this with just one for loop.