array elements fills with random value after 10th element codeblocks 13.12

[meyumraaj]

I am a new user to Codeblocks and beginning to learn C; I have this problem since the beginning

Whenever i have array with more then 10 elements and while i try to iniatilize the element value to 0 using a loop; after 10th element all the array element fills with random value. I have attached the snapshot for reference.

Any suggestion would be appreciated

[stahta01]

Edit: Most debuggers and likely CB does the same shows the value before the line in debugger is executed!
I suggest doing a break point after the line.


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Tim S.

[stahta01]

Please read the debugger info it might help.
Edit: Sorry, I misread your question; did NOT realize it was on how to use the debugger instead of on how to code.

http://wiki.codeblocks.org/index.php?title=Debugging_with_Code::Blocks

Tim S.

[meyumraaj]

I am using codeblocks in windows 8. I have a doubt that if there is some tweak/setting/config i have to adjust in codeblock.

somehow array longer then 10 element is not being initialized.

How could debugger have something to do with it ???

[oBFusCATed]

This is a bug in the debugger plugin.
Do you see the first line in your watches windows - 0 <repeats 11 times>?
This means that the debugger is trying to be smart and tells us that this array has 11 zeroes at the first 11 elements.

[meyumraaj]

Its not the debugger which is initializing the array values to 0

For Loop in the code is initializing value of 0 in each and every elements in the array but when for loop reached 10th element all the array values  goes back to random values.

The problem is; I can't initialize array elements value to 0.

[oBFusCATed]

I think you're wrong here.

One easy way to find out is to add another loop after your initialization loop that will print the values of the array on the screen.

[raynebc]

He's being misled by it saying counts[0] is a series of 11 zeroes and that counts[1] is a nonzero value.  If the bug that oBFusCATed mentioned is that it should instead read that counts[0] is 0 repeated 11 times and that counts[11] is nonzero, that would seem to be the cause for confusion.

[meyumraaj]

It was just my confustion

Array was initialized properly and debugger was saying 11 times 0

Thank You Very Much  oBFusCATed and raynebc