RE: [Dev-C++] Invalid initializer for an array

It works fine if you use {} instead of ()
Try this:

	int distribution[5] = {0};

You´ll get no error message.

RT

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> Subject: [Dev-C++] Invalid initializer for an array
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> Why do I get an "invalid initializer" message for the
> following line in my
> program?
>
> 	int distribution[5] = (0);
>
> It seems the only thing that works to initialize an array
> is a "for"
> statement.  Does anyone have an answer?  The above line
> is by the book and
> should work.  Or is this a software bug?  Some how I doubt that.
>
> Richard Evans
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