This post is mainly about the C++ exercise. I think a lot of my classmates might need help on Q3 of the exercise where the teacher will give bonus if we successfully done it.
I don't know if i do it correctly but i can run my program smoothly and there is no error. But the way i do it is correct or not, i am not sure. So, if you feel that my way is wrong, then don't continue to read my post.
Actually it is kind of easy.
First, declare an array with only 1 length.
eg: int a[1];
Second, get an input from user and store it to the first memory space of the array.
eg: cin>>input1;
a[0] = input1;
Third, get another input that u need to store it into the array too
eg: cin>>input2;
Fourth, store it directly into the second memory space of the array.
eg: a[1] = input2;
I don't know if it is a bug or what but i tried and i can use this way. Even if i don't do the correct array declaration, i still can store it directly.
Actually, i first think of re declaring the same array variable and copy all the previous data into it through pointer. Maybe it will work too but i haven't tried. Maybe i should get some advice from C++ pro.
Well, i hope this can help anyone who read my post.... Haha.
I don't know if i do it correctly but i can run my program smoothly and there is no error. But the way i do it is correct or not, i am not sure. So, if you feel that my way is wrong, then don't continue to read my post.
Actually it is kind of easy.
First, declare an array with only 1 length.
eg: int a[1];
Second, get an input from user and store it to the first memory space of the array.
eg: cin>>input1;
a[0] = input1;
Third, get another input that u need to store it into the array too
eg: cin>>input2;
Fourth, store it directly into the second memory space of the array.
eg: a[1] = input2;
I don't know if it is a bug or what but i tried and i can use this way. Even if i don't do the correct array declaration, i still can store it directly.
Actually, i first think of re declaring the same array variable and copy all the previous data into it through pointer. Maybe it will work too but i haven't tried. Maybe i should get some advice from C++ pro.
Well, i hope this can help anyone who read my post.... Haha.
hey man, you are so kind, thanks for your sharing~ anyway i still didn't do that exercise~ lol
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