error with array

[cooka]

Hi guys so this part of code is to display 2d array . The first 2 arrays are working great but the last one which is the one post is not working and I can't find out why !! I will post the output also so u can see the problem . thx for ur help .

int V [][12] = {0};
 
    int colm = 5 , row = 12;
 
 cout<<" V area is  :\n"
     <<"----------------\n\n"; 
 
 for( int i = 0; i < colm ; ++i ) {
 
	   for (int k = 0 ; k < row ; ++k) {
 
	cout<< V [5][12];
	}
cout<<endl;
 }
cout<<"\n";
}

int V [][12] = {0};

    int colm = 5 , row = 12;
    
 cout<<" V area is  :\n"
     <<"----------------\n\n"; 
	
 for( int i = 0; i < colm ; ++i ) {
    
	   for (int k = 0 ; k < row ; ++k) {
    
	cout<< V [5][12];
	}
cout<<endl;
 }
cout<<"\n";
}

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V Area  :
------------------
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515

V Area  :
------------------
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515
151515151515151515151515

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[scgrant327]

cout<< Parking_S [5][12];

should be:

cout<< Parking_S [i][k];

[cooka]

I only got the first line of "0" then another weird output then last line "o" again??

[high_flyer]

you are not initializing the whole array properly, you initialized only one dimension, the other dimension has garbage in it, which is what you see in the output.

const int colm = 5 , row = 12;
int Parking_S [colm][row] = {0};

const int colm = 5 , row = 12;
int Parking_S [colm][row] = {0};

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[cooka]

not working its says undeclared row and colm . I don't understand the first 2 are written just same way and there are working . And I noticed something If I take only this piece of code to another c++ file and I compile it work great u see ??

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Added after 20 minutes:

I solved it I had to use const int row and column and cout<< Parking_B [i][k] like u said

[high_flyer]

I had to use const int row and column

ah yes, missed that one, sorry.

[cooka]

NO prob dude it happens.