moving from one array adress to another

I have code that is giving me grief

you have a number of numbers
find one specific one in the list
delete it
move the rest of the list up so as to free the memory space in the array and not mess your sort up, instead of putting zero place holders

i have included the code
it is menu selection number 2

i know that there are other things wrong wiith it but can for the most part fix the rest, can not seem to get the loop to make this code keep moving one after another appropriately
any help appreciated

thanks

This forum much prefers that people post the code directly into the post rather than in an attachment. Also, only post the code necessary to answer the question (For instance, only "menu selection #2"). Quickly glancing at your code, I see several things wrong with the syntax, for instance

Code:

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result = find_account(account, total, target);
        if (result == -1)
            cout << target << " is not on the list.\n";
        else
            balance[result] = balance[result]-withdrawal;
            cout << "Your new balance for " << account[result]
                << " is " << balance[result];

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Without braces, that output statement is not in the else structure, which means you'll be trying to access balance[-1] (and later account[-1] if your program could possibly get to it) if find_account() returns -1. Obviously this will make your program crash. You do this several times in your program.

Also, you really should consider revising your function names. search_account_number2 and search_account_number3 are not good identifiers.

>I have code that is giving me grief
This is the same program from your other thread. If you have further questions, please keep them to that thread.