#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>

using name space std;

char man[10],woman[10],a;//variables (a is the type om man and woman)
int couples;//integer-the number of the couples i want to have

bool marriage(char a[10],char g[10],int ga,int gg)
    {
    if ( ga + gg == 1)
        return true;
    }


int main()//main marriage :P
{    int womanType[couples];
    printf("how many couples?\n");
    cin >> couples;//input o fthe nuber of couples
    for (int i = 0; i < couples; i++)
        {
        char a;
        
        
        cout << "type womans name"<<i;
        cin >>woman[i];
        cout << "type the type of "<<woman[i]<<"?"<<endl;
        cin >> a;
        if ( a = "g")
             womanType[i] = 1;//type g
        else
             womanType[i] = 0;//type g'
        }
    for (int i=0; i<couples; i++)
        {int manType[couples];
        cout << "type mans name"<<i;
        cin >> man[i];
        cout << "man type?";
        cin >> a;
        if ( a = "a")
            manType[i] = 1;//type a
        else
            manType[i] = 0;//type a'
        }
    int manType[couples];
    bool couple[couples][couples];
    for (int i = 0; i <couples; i++)
        for (int j = 0; j <couples; j++)
            couple[i][j] = marriage(man[i],woman[j],manType[i],womanType[j]);
    for (int i = 0; i <= couples; i++)
        for (int j = 0; j <= couples; j++)
            if (couple[i][j]==true)
                cout << man[i]<<"and"<<woman[j]<<"make good couple!"<<endl;
}
//end of making couples    

using namespace std;

int womanType[couples];

cout << "how many couples: ";
cin >> couples;

int *ptr = new int[couples];

#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>

using name space std;
/* ##correct this to using namespace std , namespace is a single word */

char man[10],woman[10],a;//variables (a is the type om man and woman)

int couples;//integer-the number of the couples i want to have
/*## This does not need to be global*/

/*## No prototype for this function, good habit to declare the prototype first*/

bool marriage(char a[10],char g[10],int ga,int gg)
    {
    if ( ga + gg == 1)
        return true;
    }


int main()//main marriage :P
{  
  int womanType[couples];
  /*## This is not a valid declaration, either use a pointer to dynamically
    allocate memory for the array, or use a constant value*/
  printf("how many couples?\n");
  cin >> couples;//input of the number of couples
  for (int i = 0; i < couples; i++)
    {
      /*##I don't think this is what you want
    this will force you to type in ten characters for ONE womans name*/
      cout << "type womans name"<<i;
      cin >>woman[i];
      cout << "type the type of "<<woman[i]<<"?"<<endl;
      cin >> a;
      if ( a == 'g') /*## I think you have to use single quotes ' */
      womanType[i] = 1;//type g
        else
      womanType[i] = 0;//type g'
        }
  //same for comments for women apply to men
  for (int i=0; i<couples; i++)
    {int manType[couples];/*## You are declaring this each time inside
                the loop! */
      cout << "type mans name"<<i;
      cin >> man[i];
      cout << "man type?";
      cin >> a;
      if ( a = "a")
    manType[i] = 1;//type a
      else
    manType[i] = 0;//type a'
    }
  int manType[couples]; /*## In general its a good idea to put all
              declarations in the same function at the front
              just so that your code is nicely organized*/
  bool couple[couples][couples];
  for (int i = 0; i <couples; i++)
    for (int j = 0; j <couples; j++)
      couple[i][j] = marriage(man[i],woman[j],manType[i],womanType[j]);
  /*## you are passing a single character of man and woman as against the
     entire string (which I think you are trying to do.
  */
  for (int i = 0; i <= couples; i++)
    for (int j = 0; j <= couples; j++)
      /*## using <= will search outside the bounds of your array! */
      if (couple[i][j]==true)
    cout << man[i]<<"and"<<woman[j]<<"make good couple!"<<endl;
  /*##Again this will output the 'i'th character of the man's name and
    the 'j'th character of the woman's name if it is true */
}
//end of making couples    

#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

char *man[10],*woman[10],a;//variables (a is the type om man and woman)

/*## No prototype for this function, good habit to declare the prototype first*/

bool marriage(char a[10],char g[10],int ga,int gg)
    {
    if ( ga + gg == 1)
        return true;
    }


int main()//main marriage :P
{  
  int couples;//couples:integer-the number of the couples i want to have
  /*## This is not a valid declaration, either use a pointer to dynamically
    allocate memory for the array, or use a constant value*/
  printf("how many couples?\n");
  cin >> couples;//input of the number of couples
  int womanType[couples];
  for (int i = 0; i < couples; i++)
    {
      /*##I don't think this is what you want
    this will force you to type in ten characters for ONE womans name*/
      cout << "type womans name"<<i;
      cin >>woman[i];
      cout << "type the type of "<<woman[i]<<"?"<<endl;
      cin >> a;
      if ( a == 'g') /*## I think you have to use single quotes ' */
      womanType[i] = 1;//type g
        else
      womanType[i] = 0;//type g'
        }
  //same for comments for women apply to men
  for (int i=0; i<couples; i++)
    {int manType[couples];/*## You are declaring this each time inside
                the loop! */
      cout << "type mans name"<<i;
      cin >> man[i];
      cout << "man type?";
      cin >> a;
      if ( a = 'a')
    manType[i] = 1;//type a
      else
    manType[i] = 0;//type a'
    }
  int manType[couples]; /*## In general its a good idea to put all
              declarations in the same function at the front
              just so that your code is nicely organized*/
  bool couple[couples][couples];
  for (int i = 0; i <couples; i++)
    for (int j = 0; j <couples; j++)
      couple[i][j] = marriage(man[i],woman[j],manType[i],womanType[j]);
  /*## you are passing a single character of man and woman as against the
     entire string (which I think you are trying to do.
  */
  for (int i = 0; i <= couples; i++)
    for (int j = 0; j <= couples; j++)
      /*## using <= will search outside the bounds of your array! */
      if (couple[i][j]==true)
    cout << man[i]<<"and"<<woman[j]<<"make good couple!"<<endl;
  /*##Again this will output the 'i'th character of the man's name and
    the 'j'th character of the woman's name if it is true */
}
//end of making couples