Lesson 28: Arrays part 2 max/min example. Beginning Programming with Visual Studio C++ 2010

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This shows another application of arrays along with a few other things

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[zhongmengkai]

1:40 now that might make a fun game. When you loose the system crashes. That's a lot more exciting then the possible loss of an imaginary coin.

[adams4net]

Thank u very much. great work

Note at min 08:25 the value 173 is the second value in the array. i mean bin[0] is unknow and bin[1] = 173 because the counter is initialized to 1 not 0.

if u count the result in the console u will find it's only 9 numbers not 10 in the array.

int max=0, min=1000;

[koosimk]

Nice ;)