int turning into a location or double?!?

[TimothyHTime]

so i'm running into this problem with this code.

//TestCode is a class
TestCode * enemies[100];
int nullPoint;
for (int some = 0;some < 100;some++)
{
	if (enemies[some] == 0)
	{
		nullPoint = some;
		break;
	}
}

nullPoint is returning something that looks like -8105230. if I test some before the if statement it returns an int. what's going on here?!? :(

[acdc123]

if TestCode is a class, do you really intend to have this comparison: enemies[some] == 0 ?

[TimothyHTime]

nope, but i need a way to check if i've instantiated an instance of the class into a slot in the pointer array.

[tfityo]

nullPoint is uninitialized and no enemies equals 0.

Try to do something like it:

int nullPoint = -1;

//loop

if (nullPoint == -1) cout << "No enemies";

[codekiddy]

nullPoint is returning something that looks like -8105230

these are old values on the stack; (values of dead variables which no longer exist)
to get rid of this initialize array with some numbers or zerros.

[bluecoder]

TestCode * enemies[100];
memset( elements, 0 , sizeof( element ) ) ;