Array for loops

[espionage1]

Solved thanks.

[TarikNeaj]

You just put it in the same for-loop, but it just does something differently.

Your array is of size 7. Your first loop runs 6 times. Which is a problem. Remember array indexes start from 0. So your array of size 7 goes from 0-6, so the for-loop should look like this -

for(int i = 0; i < 7; i++)
{
    //Do ya thang here
}

That will run from 0-6.

Then you will need an identical loop, to print out each content within the array, and also store each individual value in the array (scores[0], scores[1] etc) inside a variable double total;

And then outside the for loop at the end just print out the total.

[tallyman]

Arrays start at index 0 & go to (x-1) so in this case 6. Your for loop starts at 1 and goes to 6, so you're losing one number.

As for putting in another for loop, you just add in a for loop. It will be practically the same loop as your first one, but with a different body.

[espionage1]

My cout statement seems to be flawed..

[TarikNeaj]

I dont know what you mean by flawed, since it works perfectly fine for me. What seems to be the problem?

Also try implementing the second for-loop :)

[espionage1]

Gives me the correct sum and everything.

[espionage1]

IS this suppose to happen?

[jlb]

If you enter seven numbers separated by a space character instead of a end of line character (enter) your output is to be expected. Remember the insertion operator>> stops processing input when it encounters a whitespace character, leaving any unprocessed characters in the input buffer for the next input operation.

[TarikNeaj]

You're supposed to press enter after each number, so it maybe should be -

cout << "Enter number " << i + 1 << " of 7: ";
cin >> scores[i];

[espionage1]

@jlb

I don't think my program is storing in these numbers into an array/printing them out..

:(

[espionage1]

Is this program doing what is being asked?

[TarikNeaj]

Not exactly.

and then prints out each of them, followed by the total.

You never print out each of them. You can do that in the second for-loop.

[espionage1]

@TarikNeaj

How exactly can I show the inputted numbers?

[TarikNeaj]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=print+out+array+c%2B%2B :)

[espionage1]

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How can I add spaces to the inputted numbers (after it printed the array?)

[espionage1]

Solved.

[TarikNeaj]

Do you have to remove your initial post?, other people may find this useful in the future.