A little bit confused... - Functions - ...

[jumper007]

I try to make this work and after put it into a class, but i cant find out where i got mistakes... i know they exist... please help me find out ...
thanks in advance :)

here is my code :

/*  
	Copiright © 2011 Jumper007TM All Rights Reserved 
*/

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

// We initialize a fuction to display the array at any time by simply using : DisplayArray(anArray[i])
void DisplayArray(int anArray[10000], int Start)
{
	//This will generate the array from the point (anArray[Start]) to the point of (anArray[10000])	
	for (int i=Start; i<=10000; ++i)
	{
		cout<<"The "<<i+1<<"th place in Array is occupied by"<<anArray[i]<<";\n";
	}
}

// We initialize another function, but this one will read the element fo the array by using: ReadArray(anArray[i])
void ReadArray(int anArray[10000], int Start)
{
	//This will let you give values to the array from the starting point (anArray[Start]) to the point of (anArray[10000])
	for (int i=Start; i<=10000; ++i)
	{
		cin>>anArray[i];
	}
}

// Here starts the real program
int main()
{
	int anArray[10000];
	int i, Start;
	
	cout<<"Give the start point value of the array: ";
	cin>>Start;
	
	// Here we use our function to read the array
	ReadArray(anArray[10000]);
	
	// Here we print out to check if the function worked
	DisplayArray(anArray[10000]);
	
	return 0;
}

/*  
	Copiright © 2011 Jumper007TM All Rights Reserved 
*/

[Bazzy]

Saying what the problem is will help...

By the way, a proper copyright notice would be
Copyright 2011 <name> <surname> All rights reserved
And you need it only once

[jumper007]

the errors showed by my developer studio are:

cpp: In function `int main()':
cpp:41: error: invalid conversion from `int' to `int*'
cpp:23: error: too few arguments to function `void ReadArray(int*, int)'
cpp:41: error: at this point in file
cpp:44: error: invalid conversion from `int' to `int*'
cpp:13: error: too few arguments to function `void DisplayArray(int*, int)'
cpp:44: error: at this point in file
cpp:35: warning: unused variable 'i'
cpp:53:3: warning: no newline at end of file 

[Bazzy]

To pass an array to a function don't use subscript.
You need to pass a value for every parameter if you don't provide a default value on the function declaration.
Variable names in one function don't affect variables with the same name on other functions

[jumper007]

O.O

ok, im not so good to understand what you just said ... (especially in english ... (subscript ? you mean my void ... ?))

[Bazzy]

subscript is this: a[b]

[zb0S216C]

i is never used. You should receive a warning about this along the lines of Warning: unused variable 'i'.
I'm with Bazzy on this one.

There's a problem with both ReadArray( ) and DisplayArray( ). Firstly, what if you pass an array that has less than 10000 elements? Both of your method's for loops with over-step the array's boundaries, potentially crashing your program. Secondly, Start in both methods is never checked to make sure that it's a valid index.

P.S: It's Copyright not Copiright.