Aborted (core dumped)

[smkelsey]

I am wondering why my code started to list memory allocation after working with a string array. could use some help.

here is the source code.

string firstName;		//First name of student.
string lastName;		                //Last name of student.
int    row=0;		                        //Left array position.
int    column=0;		                //Right array position.
string phoneNumber;	                //Phone number of student.
//Array declaration and position variables
string array[row][column];
   cout<<"Please input first name: " <<endl;  //prompt for first name.
   cin >> firstName;			      //input for first name.
   array[row][column]=firstName;      	      //set for array space 0,0
   right++;				      //move to array space 0,1
   cout<<"Please input last name: " <<endl;   //prompt for last name.
   cin >> lastName;			      //input for last name.
   array[row][column]=lastName;		      //set for array space 0,1

return 0;
}

[GodPyro]

Your array is of size 0.

string array[0][0];

[smkelsey]

thank you kindly

[Disch]

You also cannot legally declare arrays like that

string array[row][column];

^ That only works if row and column are constants. They can't be variables.