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вернуться в форумcan you please help me about what is wrong about this? You tried to solve problem 1161 Stripies. Your solution was compiled with the following errors: 93e006e3-949c-4a74-a88f-eb4b2c6dc082 93e006e3-949c-4a74-a88f-eb4b2c6dc082(19): error: expression must have a constant value int set[N]; ^ /* why can't I declare a new array like this? (N is integer) */ 93e006e3-949c-4a74-a88f-eb4b2c6dc082(61): error: expression must have a constant value int aux[max-min+1], i=min, k=0; ^ /* The same */ 93e006e3-949c-4a74-a88f-eb4b2c6dc082(61): error: expression must have a constant value int aux[max-min+1], i=min, k=0; ^ /* Two errors on the same line!!! */ compilation aborted for 93e006e3-949c-4a74-a88f-eb4b2c6dc082 (code 2) You couldn't declare array with nonconstant value! In this case try to use dynamic array, or vector. int aux = new int[N]; or vector<int> aux(N); Thaks for helping (I didn´t tried yet) But... does C (ANSI C, not C++) accept the "vector" type or "int a = new int[10]"??? I have solved dozens of problems using "int a[x];" at UVa online judge, I think there could be more reasonable to forbid the "vector" type using (not elemental) than "int a[x];" (ANSI C elemental array using) Thanks I hope your reply Sergio Ligregni, MEX Sorry I've made a mistake... Not int aux = new int[N]; should be : int * aux = new int[N]; P.S. I don't know how to be with ANSI C, because I've never use it... P.P.S. I always use vector(or other STL containers). |
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