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Cpp: (int n=1; int draft [n];) is this correct way of using array
My compiler(devc++) runs it. but SoloLearn cant run it. Here is my code: https://code.sololearn.com/cUF2UhT7IlVC/
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In Sololearn you have to give all inputs in advance, so cins in branches does not work here unfortunately :/
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In C this correct. In C++ this is incorect, but if you make n const it is correct. Btw, welcome to C/C++ cross-platform development: almost all code is non-standard and everyone relies on the behavior of their compiler.
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Omg lol. For some reason my compiler runs this. But i guess we just count this as non standard method. Tbh it takes 5 seconds to just start the code when i first compiled it.