/* ZEROsAndConstants.c
 * CS201 - by RA
 */

//QUESTION: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO WAYS OF DECLARING MY CONSTANT?

#define MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE 6

#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{ 
// const int MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE =6;
/* you can still use it, but use: "int myArray[MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE];" 
OR "int myArray[6] = {7};" instead! WHY? */


int myArray[MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE] = {7};
//int myAnotherArray[MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE];
//int myArray[6] = {7};

int myOneMoreArray[]={1,2,3,4,5,6};
int i;

for(i=0; i<MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE; i++)
printf("\nValue of myArray[%d]: %d, value of myAnotherArray[%d]: %d, value of myOneMoreArray[%d]: %d", i, myArray[i], i , 
myAnotherArray[i], i, myOneMoreArray[i]);

printf("\nAfter the loop, the value of its coutner (i.e. our \"i\") is: %d\n", i);

for(i=0; i<=MY_MAX_ARRAY_SIZE-1; i++)
printf("\nValue of myArray[%d]: %d, value of myAnotherArray[%d]: %d, value of myOneMoreArray[%d]: %d", i, myArray[i], i , 
myAnotherArray[i], i, myOneMoreArray[i]);

printf("\nAfter the loop, the value of its coutner (i.e. our \"i\") is: %d\n", i);

exit(0);
}