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Hi,

I'm trying to execute this but it says "cannot implicitly convert int to bool".

for (i = 0; i < k; i++) { 
         for (j = 0; j < m; j++) {
            c[i][j] = counts[i] ? c1[i][j] / counts[i] : c1[i][j];
         }
      }

Is there anyway that I can write it as simple as possible without any complications?

Thanks

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Member Avatar for Momerath

it's line 3 that is the problem, the part right after the equal sign. counts is not a boolean value but you are treating it as one. What condition are you trying to test for?

This is a common bad habit C/C++ programmers develop :)

Edited by Momerath because: n/a
Member Avatar for ddanbe

Suspect you want to test for zero, rewrite line 3 like this:

c[i][j] = counts[i] == 0 ? c1[i][j] / counts[i] : c1[i][j];

As Momerath already pointed out, you cannot use things like while(0) in C#.
I love C# for it!!! :)

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