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Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 10:52 AM

Hello i have tried and tried and tried but i cant figure out to generate this table of information.

I have tried an array I'm a beginner in C++ and i cant figure out how to do this. Its overwhelming me to the point im getting sick to my stomach.

Heres my code:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
 
int main ()
{
   // an array with 24 rows and 13 columns.
	int a[24][13] = {                   {0,0},  {0,1},  {0,2},  {0,3},  {0,4},  {0,5},  {0,6},  {0,7},   {0,8},  {0,9},  {0,10},  {0,11},  {0,12},  {0,13},
						   {0,1},  {1,1},  {1,2},  {1,3},  {1,4},  {1,5},  {1,6},  {1,7},   {1,8},  {1,9},  {1,10},  {1,11},  {1,12},  {1,13},
						   {0,2},  {2,1},  {2,2},  {2,3},  {2,4},  {2,5},  {2,6},  {2,7},   {2,8},  {2,9},  {2,10},  {2,11},  {2,12},  {2,13},
						   {0,3},  {3,1},  {3,2},  {3,3},  {3,4},  {3,5},  {3,6},  {3,7},   {3,8},  {3,9},  {3,10},  {3,11},  {3,12},  {3,13},
						   {0,4},  {4,1},  {4,2},  {4,3},  {4,4},  {4,5},  {4,6},  {4,7},   {4,8},  {4,9},  {4,10},  {4,11},  {4,12},  {4,13},
						   {0,5},  {5,1},  {5,2},  {5,3},  {5,4},  {5,5},  {5,6},  {5,7},   {5,8},  {5,9},  {5,10},  {5,11},  {5,12},  {5,13},
						   {0,6},  {6,1},  {6,2},  {6,3},  {6,4},  {6,5},  {6,6},  {6,7},   {6,8},  {6,9},  {6,10},  {6,11},  {6,12},  {6,13},
						   {0,7},  {7,1},  {7,2},  {7,3},  {7,4},  {7,5},  {7,6},  {7,7},   {7,8},  {7,9},  {7,10},  {7,11},  {7,12},  {7,13},
						   {0,8},  {8,1},  {8,2},  {8,3},  {8,4},  {8,5},  {8,6},  {8,7},   {8,8},  {8,9},  {8,10},  {8,11},  {8,12},  {8,13},
						   {0,9},  {9,1},  {9,2},  {9,3},  {9,4},  {9,5},  {9,6},  {9,7},   {9,8},  {9,9},  {9,10},  {9,11},  {9,12},  {9,13},
						  {0,10}, {10,1}, {10,2}, {10,3}, {10,4}, {10,5}, {10,6}, {10,7},  {10,8}, {10,9}, {10,10}, {10,11}, {10,12}, {10,13},
						  {0,11}, {11,1}, {11,2}, {11,3}, {11,4}, {11,5}, {11,6}, {11,7},  {11,8}, {11,9}, {11,10}, {11,11}, {11,12}, {11,13},
						  {0,12}, {12,1}, {12,2}, {12,3}, {12,4}, {12,5}, {12,6}, {12,7},  {12,8}, {12,9}, {12,10}, {12,11}, {12,12}, {12,13},
						  {0,13}, {13,1}, {13,2}, {13,3}, {13,4}, {13,5}, {13,6}, {13,7},  {13,8}, {13,9}, {13,10}, {13,11}, {13,12}, {13,13},
						  {0,14}, {14,1}, {14,2}, {14,3}, {14,4}, {14,5}, {14,6}, {14,7},  {14,8}, {14,9}, {14,10}, {14,11}, {14,12}, {14,13},
						  {0,15}, {15,1}, {15,2}, {15,3}, {15,4}, {15,5}, {15,6}, {15,7},  {15,8}, {15,9}, {15,10}, {15,11}, {15,12}, {15,13},
						  {0,16}, {16,1}, {16,2}, {16,3}, {16,4}, {16,5}, {16,6}, {16,7},  {16,8}, {16,9}, {16,10}, {16,11}, {16,12}, {16,13},
						  {0,17}, {17,1}, {17,2}, {17,3}, {17,4}, {17,5}, {17,6}, {17,7},  {17,8}, {17,9}, {17,10}, {17,11}, {17,12}, {17,13},
						  {0,18}, {18,1}, {18,2}, {18,3}, {18,4}, {18,5}, {18,6}, {18,7},  {18,8}, {18,9}, {18,10}, {18,11}, {18,12}, {18,13},
						  {0,19}, {19,1}, {19,2}, {19,3}, {19,4}, {19,5}, {19,6}, {19,7},  {19,8}, {19,9}, {19,10}, {19,11}, {19,12}, {19,13},
						  {0,20}, {20,1}, {20,2}, {20,3}, {20,4}, {20,5}, {20,6}, {20,7},  {20,8}, {20,9}, {20,10}, {20,11}, {20,12}, {20,13},
						  {0,21}, {21,1}, {21,2}, {21,3}, {21,4}, {21,5}, {21,6}, {21,7},  {21,8}, {21,9}, {21,10}, {21,11}, {21,12}, {21,13},
						  {0,22}, {22,1}, {22,2}, {22,3}, {22,4}, {22,5}, {22,6}, {22,7},  {22,8}, {22,9}, {22,10}, {22,11}, {22,12}, {22,13},
						  {0,23}, {23,1}, {23,2}, {23,3}, {23,4}, {23,5}, {23,6}, {23,7},  {23,8}, {23,9}, {23,10}, {23,11}, {23,12}, {23,13},
	                                          {0,24}, {24,1}, {24,2}, {24,3}, {24,4}, {24,5}, {24,6}, {24,7},  {24,8}, {24,9}, {24,10}, {24,11}, {24,12}, {24,13}};
	
 
   // output each array element's value                      
	 a[0][0] = {"Customer Number"}
	 a[0][1] = 1520000000
	 a[0][2] = 1520000001
         a[0][3] = 1520000002
	 a[0][4] = 1520000003
	 a[0][5] = 1520000004
	 a[0][6] = 1520000005
	 a[0][7] = 1520000006
	 a[0][8] = 1520000007
	 a[0][9] = 1520000008
	 a[0][10] = 1520000009
	 a[0][11] = 1520000010
	 a[0][12] = 1520000011
	 a[0][13] = 1520000012
	 a[0][14] = 1520000013
	 a[0][15] = 1520000014
         a[0][16] = 1520000015
	 a[0][17] = 1520000016
	 a[0][18] = 1520000017
	 a[0][19] = 1520000018
	 a[0][20] = 1520000019
	 a[0][21] = 1520000020
	 a[0][22] = 1520000021
	 a[0][23] = 1520000022
	 a[0][24] = 1520000023

 
   return 0;
}

It is saying it they are too much initializations, and alot of other errors that stop it

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This post has been edited by jimblumberg: 19 November 2012 - 11:16 AM
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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 11:38 AM

Are you planning to use this array to hold the information in your pdf file?

Have you studied structures yet?

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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 12:12 PM

And what is the relationship between your code and the PDFs you attached?
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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 04:29 PM

I have to use an array to hold the data in the table in the pdf. Can you help me achieve that. I havent gotten it to work yet and spent 3 days so far trying to figure it out and stuff and havent yet
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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 04:43 PM

First arrays in C/C++ can only hold one type of data. I suggest you use an array of a structure to hold the information. Also most of your information should probably be treated as strings. The only actual number I see in your .pdf is the previous reading. The other information I would use strings to hold the data, in my opinion, because of the size of these "numbers" it would be error prone to try using a numeric value to hod these items.

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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 07:15 PM

How do you do a array of a structure?

Can someone get me started?

I tried doing this but i cant figure out how to get it to work:

#define Width 12
#define Height 25
int ElectricService [Height][Width];
const string ElectricService [][1] = {"Customer Number", "Account Number", "Service Type", "Meter Number","Read Type", "Previous Read Date", "Previous Reading", "Present Read Date", "Present Reading", "No. of Days", "Monthly Usage", "Multiplier", "Billed Usage"};
int n,m;

int main ()
{
  for (n=1520000000;n<25;n++)
    for (m=0;m<12;m++)
    {
       ElectricService[12][25]=(n+1)*(m+1);
    }
  return 0;
}

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Re: Multi-Dimensional Arrays task

Posted 19 November 2012 - 09:12 PM

Show your code where you tried to use a structure. Then perhaps someone can help you with your problems.

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