Hello :)
I'm making a (new :P) game in C++, and in the beginning of the file, I'm initializing an array like this
int tower_dmg[5][3];
int tower_spd[5][3];
int tower_eff[5][3];
int tower_efc[5][3];
int tower_cst[5][3];
And later in the program, when loading images and initializing a lot of stuff, i want to fill these up. But the only way I can make it work is by entering each value as tower_dmg[0][0] = #; tower_dmg[0][1] = #; tower_dmg[...], which is going to take a lot of annoying space in the code and is taking a long time to write (and i'm lazy ^_^), so i though, isn't there a way that you can initialize an array later using the method you can when first initializing them? (int tower_dmg[5][3] = {{#,#,#}, {#,#,#} [...]})
(sry if you don't understand, I'm not good at explaining things, hope you understand, otherwise just ask and I'll try again :P)