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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rokie" data-source="post: 12581801" data-attributes="member: 26014">yeah Dynamic Array initializing is the most safest way to your questionbut your second condition has a problemit is that you've told that u don't know which values you've  going to input in concept of initializing arrays you must know which types of values that u going to enter to your array  that means the type (int ,String ,unint, binary etc)-- i am Not a professional in c++ but I've qualified in J2SE platform very much.I don't think that there are much more variations in java and c++ either.......But initializing variables which u don't know where it is situated in the nameSpace won't be a good thing in programing ....don't worry u'll learn eventually.......... the types of variables in your case initializing the 'count' variable is must it is a good behavior that you've assigned a very big number to it............imagine that you've entered a length of 1000001 values into the array what else can u do ??????????????????</blockquote>

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