is it like this




#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
for(i = 0; i<=11; i++){
printf("enter a temperature:");
cout<<"monthly temperature:"
scanf("%f", &monthlytemperature[i]);
}
}

I haven't read this whole thread, so I don't know what all those ... mean in your previous post.

did you try to compile it? Obviously not because it contains a few syntax errors, like missing declarations of variables.

when you want to count from 0 to (but not including) 12, most people code it like this:

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int i;
typedef float sequence[];

int main()

{

for (i = 0; i<=12; i++){
printf("enter a Temperature:");
scanf("%f", "&monthly Temperature[i]");
}
}


when it runs...it say run time error

what compiler are you using? Your program still has several syntax errors and the compiler should have spit out several error messages. Did you fix them? or just ignore them? NEVER ignore errors and warnings. Nobody can help you very much if you don't post exactly what you tried to compile -- I forgot to being my crystle ball today.

use your book and compare the syntax of what you wrote to examples in the book. if they look good, then do a dry run of your program on paper, write out each variable and what happens to its contents in each iteration of the loop. maybe youll find an error in your logic...(although in the last case its a syntax prob)
understand the concepts first, then attempt the code, unless it seems intuitive, dont just read the chapter and tackle the questions. understanding is a must.