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Arrays Introduction

  • JChiquin + 2 comments

    That's because only with cout the loop will never end, so I add other constraints, when N will be 0 the loop will end (N is like an inverse iterator).

    Sorry my english

    • ness_eg + 0 comments

      thank you ^^

    • narutoitachi329 + 6 comments
      int main() {
  int n, i = 0;
  cin >> n;
  int a[n];
  for (; i < n; i++)
    cin >> a[i];
  for (; i >0; i--)
    cout << a[i- 1] <<" ";
  return 0;
}
      • JChiquin + 4 comments

        You shouldn't use arrays like that. In fact, a is initialized with the first value of n what is garbage, something like 39281233, because is initialized in compile time not execution time, for dinamic size you must use pointers and the keyword new or vector from std.

        • narutoitachi329 + 0 comments
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        • JChiquin + 0 comments

          Why does my comment have negative votes?

        • kyeoung1241 + 0 comments
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        • cdeguia + 0 comments

          Interesting the:

          int n;
  cin >> n;
  int a[n];

          part of the code worked for me. Should this be tested for my hackerrank and marked as incorrect when used to commplete this challenge?

      • priyankavithani1 + 0 comments

        a[i-1]

        can you tell me how it is working?

      • anshup + 1 comment

        how this line is working i am not able to understand for (; i >0; i--) cout << a[i- 1] <<" ";

        • nick_mehta2k19 + 0 comments

          code ofthis problem with easy solution https://github.com/nick-mehta/hackerrank

          or https://github.com/nick-mehta/hackerrank/blob/master/array%20introduction.cpp

      • d_apanovich + 0 comments

        while (i >0) cout << a[--i] <<" ";

      • tarang2129 + 0 comments

        int n, i = 0; cin >> n; int a[n];

        here why n is initialise first?(cin >> n;) and then a[n] is declared...if we do the otherway round(that is declaring a[n] first and then initialising cin >> n;) the compiler is showing error  ...why is it soo???plz explain
      • 86149sakshiporw1 + 1 comment

        how's the line for(; i

        • nick_mehta2k19 + 0 comments

          find code here.. https://github.com/nick-mehta/hackerrank/blob/master/array%20introduction.cpp