How do I add in a vector, the sum of consecutive numbers, between these numbers. It's not HOMEWORK. I'm trying to learn. This is what i got so far. (I get >"System.IndexOutOfRangeException: 'Index was outside the bounds of the array.'" for some reason. I've tried everything to fix it in the past 2 hours or more)
// suppose we set 5 values for vector : {3,4,5,6,7}. // It'll go through the vector till index [4]. It doesnt even get to the part where it should do the sum and replace the numbers and etc. I dont understand why it still goes through the IF condition if it doesn't respect it.
Asher Cruz
j = 4 j < vec.length is true vec[j + 1] is out of bounds
Gavin Powell
i know that... but how should i fix it? I dont know any other way around... and i gotta use basic stuff to finish this, no special functions or anything (Array.Sort, count, etc... whatever)
Joshua Stewart
your code looks fucking ugly
Robert Richardson
thank you im dying.
Andrew Robinson
please help....
Zachary Brooks
>How do I add in a vector, the sum of consecutive numbers, between these numbers. can you explain this? what should [3, 4, 5, 6, 7] return? [3, 7, 4, 9, 5, 11, 6, 13, 7]?
Levi Miller
vec[j+1] throws the exception you have to check if j+1 is < vec.length
Brody Collins
precisely.
Lucas Nelson
1. loop array 2. print number at index i 3. check if index i + 1 < array length 4, print number + next number
