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Hello, I've been trying to figure out this problem for a while now and cant figure it out. What im trying to do is assign a value to a location in an array. SIMPLE! isnt it. well heres my problem.
int main(){
int array[1][1];
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array[0][1]=-1;
array[1][0]=-2;

cout<<array[0][1]<<" "<<array[1][0];
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}
the output is -2 -2. I have no clue as to whats going on. Ive tried changing it to array[1,0] but i got some errors. Does anyone know whats going on?

Thanks in advance.

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First, the array you declared has only ONE element in each of the two dimensions. If you want them to have two elements then declare it like this: int array[2][2]; >> Ive tried changing it to array[1,0]
That doesn't work in C or C++.

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