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Arrays in C-variable declaration???
Name: Dado Date: November 22, 2003 at 16:21:28 Pacific OS: Me CPU/Ram: 512MB
Comment:
I would like to know how to declare variables for arrays when the size of the array is not known, thus it is event- controlled (ex. sentinel vaue of 0) . For example: int array1[4] declares a one dimensional array variable for holding integer values for array1 of 4 things. How can I declare this if I did not know the number of objects and needed to use sentinel values to stop the reading and define the size? Help is appreciated!
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