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ok, obviously since an array or array of struct are initiated in RAM, I can not initialize my int variables to 0. Is there a default value issued in RAM that I can look for to begin counter values so I know how it add to ints?
The only way I could think to do it is, at the first initial pass of the program create a do loop to intialize every index of my 2d array so that all of my struct int variables get set to 0.
Nevermind, I found the answer in my books, sorry for the post!
Don't be sorry.....
And the answer is.........?
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I can initialize my struct as long as it is not within the declaration. I still used a loop to do all my values, but I could not find anything within my books that made it less difficult. But they are begginer books....
if your looking to initialize everything to zero, you might consider the "memset()" function.
You could initialize everything in a struct when it's declared....sometimes
Code:struct Obj
{
int a;
short b;
};
Obj temp = {0, 0};