Making a schedule using classes

[NewatCplusplus]

Hello,

I'm having a bit of trouble with my code, I'm trying to make a 7 day/ 24 hour scheduler. My plan to do do this is to first make a 2d array that is blank. then using the bool add_entry function, place the strings for the course name and location into the array.
My code is a little messy because I'v been trying different things to make it work.
My problem is that I don't know how to make a 7x24 2d array and have it display blank first. Do I define it in the default constructor?
This is what I have right now:

Schedule.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include "Schedule.h"
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
#include <iomanip.h>


Schedule::Schedule() {
	// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
	std::string array[7][24] = {"empty"};
//Place empty string on each cell. Lab 1. use "empty ". Not NULL. Then work on print function to see if it prints out empty.
}



bool Schedule::add_entry(int day, int start_hour, int end_hour, std::string entry_name, std::string entry_location) {
	std::string array();
		for (int day = 0, day <= 7, day++) {
			for( int start_hour = 0, start_hour < 24, start_hour++) {
				
			}
		}

	//std::string array [];

	//day[1,3,5];
return 0;
}

//bool add_entry(int day, int start_hour, int end_hour, std::string entry_name, std::string entry_location) {
//day [DAYS];
//start_hour [HOURS];
//end_hour [HOURS];

//}


void print(int start_hour, int end_hour) {
	for (int row = 0; row < start_hour; row++) {
		for (int col = 0; col < end_hour; col++) {
			std::cout << setw(5) << array [7][24]
		}
	}
}

const Schedule operator +(const Schedule& Cs162 , const Schedule& Mth231) {

}
	//Make 4 cases:
	//One: both cells are empty.
	//tw0: 1 has stuff, 2 has nothing.
	//Three: 1 has nothing, 2 has stuff.
	//Four: Both have stuff.
	//Overload the operator.


//member function to call private array and set. 

Schedule.h

#include <iostream>
#ifndef SCHEDULE_H_
#define SCHEDULE_H_
#include <string>


static class Schedule {
public:
	Schedule();
	bool add_entry(int day, int start_hour, int end_hour, std::string entry_name, std::string entry_location);
	void print(int start_hour, int end_hour);
private:
	std::string array[7][24];

};

const Schedule operator +(const Schedule& Cs162 , const Schedule& Mth231);

#endif /* SCHEDULE_H_ */ 

int main ()
{
	//Schedule test1;
	//std::cout << test1.array[0] << test1.array[1];
	//std::cin.get();
	//return 0;
	Schedule Cs162, Engr203, Mth231, Ece272;
	Cs162.add_entry(1, 12, 13, Cs162, Kidd 350);
	Cs162.add_entry(3, 12, 13, Cs162, Kidd 350);
	Cs162.add_entry(5, 12, 13, Cs162, Kidd 350);
	Engr203.add_entry(1, 10, 11, Engr203, Kidd 364);
	Engr203.add_entry(3, 10, 11, Engr203, Kidd 364);
	Engr203.add_entry(15, 10, 11, Engr203, Kidd 364);

};

[soranz]

line 19 of Schedule.cpp is probably going to cause an out of range err

Sure. Constructor is fine.
Just create a double loop to iterate through each element like you have on 19-20 (after fixing the bounds)

[NewatCplusplus]

What do you mean by fixing the bounds?

[soranz]

Line 11 declares an array of 7elements (by 24)
Then Line 19 attempts to access the 8th element (which does not exist)