int games[3] = { };
cout << " ";
cin >> games[0];
cout << " ";
cin >> games[1];
cout << " ";
cin >> games[2];
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Author
hi guys wondering if you could help i am currently learning how to do arrays and was wondering why this doesn't work?
i have an array for gamecosts[3] which works fine but when i implemented this it didn't work any clues? when i run the program it just skips it and goes onto the gamecosts[3] array. what am i doing wrong?
Frankly, I don't understand your problem. The code works fine for me.
Be more precise. What exactly do you expect to happen?
Be more precise. What exactly do you expect to happen?
Author
i didn't think it was the code the first time i tried it but even if i write a simple output line it still doesn't seem to pick up the new code
Author
i copied and pasted the new code into another visual c++ window and it works. but why did the first one not work thanks :D
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