Can somebody help me out with this c++ program that I am writting
for my first c++ course.
Basically this assignment ask us to create an array from the user
and build some function find max, min, sum, etc. My code seems to
be fine in my main program but it does not cout these line:
The purpose of this list isn't really to give c++ help.
cout<< " The array is : ";
print(a,i);
and it always cout min=0 at this line, wich it should give me the
smallest value:
cout<< "The minimum value index position is: " << find_minimum
(a,i,min) << " and the number is: " << min << endl;
Is it possible that the compiler xcode as some defect or is it me
that is making a mistake? I attach my program and here are the
output from my program when I enter some integer. Please some one
answer me, because I really don't understand what is wrong.
The min always being zero issue has to do with order of evaluation.
Someone recently told me that the order in which the operands to an
operator are evaluated is undefined in c++. In this case, min is
initialized to zero and is likely being evaluated before find_minimum
() is.
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