Hello,
I can post my whole program if this isn't clear, but it's kind of convoluted, so I wanted to check and see if this can get fixed easily first.
What I'm doing is generating a bunch of random numbers and putting the first hundred into an array called delta_x and the second hundred into an array called delta_y.
First I put 200 random numbers into an array called random_array, then I have this,
Is there anything wrong with this notation in itself? I made a simple program that did this with a couple of small arrays and it worked, but something is wrong...
Everything compiles and runs, as a whole, correctly, except that delta_x[0] is not the correct number (it's not a generated random number). So even though the rest runs correctly, it starts off wrong and messes it all up. :S
If anyone sees a problem, let me know, or I can post everything.
Thanks.
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Hello,
I can post my whole program if this isn't clear, but it's kind of convoluted, so I wanted to check and see if this can get fixed easily first.
What I'm doing is generating a bunch of random numbers and putting the first hundred into an array called delta_x and the second hundred into an array called delta_y.
First I put 200 random numbers into an array called random_array, then I have this,
for(i=0; i<100; i++){ delta_x[i]=random_array[i]; } for(i=100; i<200; i++){ delta_y[i-100]=random_array[i]; }Is there anything wrong with this notation in itself? I made a simple program that did this with a couple of small arrays and it worked, but something is wrong...
Everything compiles and runs, as a whole, correctly, except that delta_x[0] is not the correct number (it's not a generated random number). So even though the rest runs correctly, it starts off wrong and messes it all up. :S
If anyone sees a problem, let me know, or I can post everything.
Thanks.
Never mind, I'm fine now.
Sorry about the space...
Thanks anway. :P