Inside Myclass.h
Class Myclass { public: Myclass(); private: static int Myarray[12]; }; How to initialize the above static array ?
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You need to define it exactly once, in a .cpp file:
int MyClass::MyArray[12] = { 0, 1, 2 }; /* Definition and initialisation. Any elements not explicity initialised will be value-initialised, 0 in the case of int. */ The posted code is only a declaration of the array.
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Viku
Now MyArray[0] = 0 , MyArray[1] = 1 , MyArray[2] = 2 ...What is the value going to be stored in rest of the places .
hmjd
@vivek, see comment in answer.
SingerOfTheFall
@hmjd, the rest of the values will be 0.
hmjd
@SingerOfTheFall, I KNOW! Its in the code comment in my answer.
SingerOfTheFall
@hmjd, sorry, I didn't refresh comments before posting.
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Like Viku said: You need to define it exactly once, in a .cpp file:
int MyClass::MyArray[12] = { 0, 1, 2 }; and you also need this declare it in your class.h private field private:
static int MyArray[12]; 
