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The document is an errata for a video on declaring and initializing arrays in C++ programming. It notes that the code example incorrectly declared the variable "days_in_year" as a double when it should have been an int since it was being used to declare the size of an array. The correct declaration of "days_in_year" as an int with a value of 365 is provided.

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The document is an errata for a video on declaring and initializing arrays in C++ programming. It notes that the code example incorrectly declared the variable "days_in_year" as a double when it should have been an int since it was being used to declare the size of an array. The correct declaration of "days_in_year" as an int with a value of 365 is provided.

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Beginning C++ Programming

Errata

“Declaring and Initializing Arrays”

The code examples in this video show the declaration of days_in_year as follows:

const double days_in_year {365};

This is incorrect. The type of days_in_year should be int since it is being used to declare the size of
the array hi_temperatures.

The correct declaration should be:

const int days_in_year {365};

Best regards,
Frank Mitropoulos

1 Updated: 5/2018

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