Gentlemen,
Is it possible to initialize the array at the time of creation??
I mean:
int *a = new int[10]; // here array is only created. I wanna initialize the same too here itself. Is it possible???
Gentlemen,
Is it possible to initialize the array at the time of creation??
I mean:
int *a = new int[10]; // here array is only created. I wanna initialize the same too here itself. Is it possible???
Why neg him, he is learning. WTF.
int a [10]= [1,2,3,8,7,19,15,555,1024,12458]
Peace
WTF
Read the comment. He had tacked this onto another thread. It was assessed in that thread and after that it was split off by a moderator.
I don't see no comment, but ok that explains it nice sig btw.
I don't see no comment
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And Jonsca is right. This post was originally piggybacked on another thread when I split it.
@coded_hitec: With what values do you want to "initialize" the array?
Why neg him, he is learning. WTF.
int a [10]= [1,2,3,8,7,19,15,555,1024,12458]
Peace
Sir,
I am asking is it possible to initialize a array which is created dynamically using new operator
Again: Initialize with what?
umm? sorry u need to use curly brackets
int *a = {1,2,3,8,7,19,15,555,1024,12458}
you can substitute the values with variables.
My C++ is rather old but this should work.
>> My C++ is rather old but this should work.
Sorry but that will not work either. Consider compiling the code that you post. Even if you are posting minimal snippets/one-liners.
@coded_hitec I believe the answer to your question is "no" but I would be happy to be corrected.
Yeah,
I checked it out at various sources and the answer is no only
thanks for your efforts sir
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