muhammad shahid wrote:
> HELLO TO ALL
> FRIENDS I AM A NEW PROGRAMMER IN C++, STUDENT OF
> ELECTRONICS AND TELECOM ENGG.
> MY problem(in the following program) is that i
> want to store the values of 1starray(int 1starray[15]) into the
> 2ndarray(2ndarray[15]) in the reverse order
> i.e., the value at " 1starray[0]" will be equal to at "2ndarray[15]" in
> other words values at reverse index of array.
> i am using turbo c 3.0.
>
>
> #include<iostream.h>
> #include<conio.h>
> void main()
> {
> clrscr();
> int 1starray[15];
> int 2ndarray[15];
> cout<<""Enter values?\n";
> for(int i=0;i<15;i++)
> {
> cin>>1starray[i];
> }
> HOW I DO NEXT \
>
>
>
> PLZ REPLY
> SHAHID SHARIF
1) Don't use Turbo C. Read the group welcome message and/or read Safe
C++ Design Principles for why not.
2) You can reverse the array this way:
for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++) 2ndarray[i] = 1starray[14 - i];
3) I was going to give an alternate Safe C++ solution here but Block<>
is missing a natural method (Reverse() to be exact - BString has it
though - never had a need for reversing an array).
BTW, why do you need to have an array of identical elements in reverse?
Just scanning the first array backwards is sufficient wherever you
need the array in reverse.
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