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  1. assign to char * array

    I was trying to assign a value to a single element of char * array but, for some reason the window crashes every time I use the assignment operation a[0] = 't' and when …

  2. Invalid array assignment

    I have a class and a function (grossly simplified from what I have, but has all the basics): public: char firstname[128]; char lastname[128]; void somefunctionname(){. char …

  3. Incorrect Array Assignment Error

    I tried it both ways ['i'] and [i]. I was just trying to get rid of the incorrect array assignment error. Oh, I see how this could work counting through i and j. I'll give this a shot …

  4. У меня выдаёт ошибку: [Error] invalid array assignment

    Исправить ошибку в коде на си: (строка 60) assignment to expression with array type #include <stdio.h> #include <stdbool.h> #include <locale.h> #define …

  5. Array type 'char [25]' is not assignable : r/Cplusplus

    First off, char * is a pointer to a single character. It is not an array. *_a is of type char. Even if you could assign to an array, the types don't match (char vs. char[25]). Second, you can't assign …

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    You can't copy an array using =. Neither can you assign an array's address; x = y; doesn't work either when x and y have types char[1] for example. To copy the contents of b to …