1 /Write a nested loop equivalent of listing 6.14 that adds elements in two arrays, but in reverse order/ 3 #include <iostream> 4 using namespace std; 5 6 int main() 7 { 8 const int ARRAY1 = 3; 9 const int ARRAY2 = 2; 10 int index1 = 3; 11 int index2 = 2; 12 int Mynums1[ARRAY1] = { 44, 74, 3 }; 13 int Mynums2[ARRAY2] = { 65, 4 }; 14 cout << "Adding elements of Array1 and Array2...\n"; 15 for (int index1 != 0; index1 <= ARRAY1; --index1) { 16 for (int index2 != 0; index2 <= ARRAY1; --index2) { 17 cout << Mynums1[index1] << " + " << 18 Mynums2[index2] \ 19 << " = " << Mynums1[index1] + Mynums2[index2] << endl; 20 } 21 } 22 return 0; 23 24 }
Any help trying to get this all sorted out would be awesome. (using Microsoft Visual studio) (I would have included pictures instead, but I can't quite yet, but I tried to assist in readability how I could.)
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** Just so there is no confusion, this is a FOLDER, a huge folder, but it is in fact a folder. It has a small screw in lock that is on the lanyard to make it into a fixed blade, and the sheath/belt holster can be used for the folder or as a fixed blade sheath.**This is a CLONE. It is HUGE, locks up like a vault, no blade play, and is built like a tank. If this is any indication of the build quality of an original, all I can say is WOW. I bought this on a whim to see if I wanted to plop real $$ down on a real RAO. Glad I did, while this is a great representation, it is WAY to big and beefy for my purposes. Oh, and it is SHARP, as in, makes me nervous sharp as this could easily lop off a couple fingers and not think twice. The blade is off center, but opens and closes without issue. I am wanting $50 $40 $30 PayPal G&S shipped - OBO. I am grading a "C" as I have used it, there are scratches on the blade, it is a CLONE, and I didn't want to over promote it.
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