2014-05-01, 03:39 PM
So first thing, you need to initialize the array. Fortunately, this is pretty simple, as you already know the size of both dimensions.
Should probably do it unless I'm mixing up c++ syntax. The next step is populating the array with values - which should be pretty simple to do once the data is loaded in.
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float[94][50] court;Should probably do it unless I'm mixing up c++ syntax. The next step is populating the array with values - which should be pretty simple to do once the data is loaded in.

