Arrays must have a defined number of elements

if its const it probably shouldnt matter

Show us the whole code.

Try with #define MATCHES = 9

no

do you know someone who does?

1. you are missing the type specifier near main

2. you got function decl inside of a func

where?

Use either the preprocessor definition or C++. I'm not sure whether C11 allows such array definitions

it should allow that array definition

Check the language std

There are many std: C89, C99, C11

not sure about it

Check it. It should be easy. I don't know what compiler you are using

Would you please provide me links for c++ tutorials

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int a = 1; a += ++a + a; in java 'a' is 5 In cxx 'a' is 6 Why? and which is correct (I hope cxx is correct lol)

Because that ++a is ub in that context

int a = 1; a += ++a + a; in java 'a' is 5 In cxx 'a' is 6 Why? and which is correct (I hope cxx is correct lol)

In CXX it is whatever the compiler wants

does the compiler not define an order of operation?