My array keeps outputting this random character (kind of like a # in a box). Anyways, its just garbage really, but how do i stop it from doing this.
If my array was like
char title[10]
and the user inputted something with only 5 characters, then the remaining characters would be the garbage character.
How do I stop this?
Jump to Postset some default value to them such as 0
set some default value to them such as 0
Are you outputting array with a loop?If so, try putting the condition
for(i=0;i!=\0;i++)
cout<<title[i];
Initialize the array by flooding it with all 0s. char title[10] = {0};
I believe I know why, although I am not positive. Anyway, my guess would be that the [10] is only initializing the amount of characters you can have in the word. Therefore, in order to have it as an array you would need:
char title[10][25]This works for me anyway..
@ancientdragon, wouldn't he need quotes around the character to initialize it? Not positive if you do or not..
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