Array of Strings

[DeeJayParadice]

I know if i did

int code[20];
code[0] = 12
cout<<code[0];

I would get "12" printed. But is there a way to get a string into an array?
for instance...:

int code[20];
code[0] = "Zero";
cout<<code[0];

Now this doesnt work, but is there a way to get a string into an array? TYhanks for help guys. :)

[MessMyHair]

Yeah:

char code[] = "Zero";
for (int i=0;i<5;i++)
     cout << code[i];

Where 5 is the dimension of the array. You could use a overloaded operator, but that's still too far I guess.