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Jacek Generowicz
jmg at ecs.soton.ac.uk
Wed Mar 28 13:12:34 EST 2001
Jacek Generowicz <jmg at ecs.soton.ac.uk> writes:
> Well, I've managed to get an attempt past the compiler now, so I'll
> post it here for a critique.
>
> It provides one function called `hmm', which takes a tuple (of
> integers), and should print out those integers. Unfortunately it
> thinks all the integers are zero (though it does get the correct
> number of them).
OK, i was not initialized to zero here:
> for ( int i; i<tup.size(); i++ ) {
(But surely this calls the default constructor for int, which should
initialize it to zero ?)
> When I try to do something similar with lists rather than tuples, the
> get() method appears to be unavailable.
I'd still be interested in knowing how to do it with lists.
Jacek
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