"No viable overloaded '=' "

[DJEdgelord]

Im having trouble trying to remove this whole array member But everytime I try to remove it and move the others I get the error. Lets just Say im trying to remove this line here. How would I do it? This is C++ btw.
Lassen California 5720 24 11624

[/*void display_removal(const Covid arr[], int& n, string name)
{
bool is_found = false;
for (int i = 0; i < n; i++)
{
if (is_found)
arr[i-1] = arr[i];
else if (arr[i].city == name)
is_found = true;
}


}
I would basically put in that city (Lassen) and then it would remove the whole line. But "arr[i-1] = arr[i]; is where the error appears

[salem c]

> void display_removal(const Covid arr[], int& n, string name)
Well here you promised that you weren't going to change the array.

A name like 'display' does suggest it's only going to be looking at the data, so you can see it on screen somewhere.

But that seems to be a bad name, because the function contains no output functionality at all.

[DJEdgelord]

Thank you so much for the help. I see how display is misleading, my bad but "const" didn't even cross my mind.

[keskiverto]

What if there are more than one entry with same name?

What if there are no entries with that name? How does the caller know whether any were "removed"?