Elements initialisation issue

#1

Suppose we initialised an array of size 10 with 0 then this initialises all the elements with 0 but if we initialise the array with say suppose 5 then only first element gets initialised with 5 and rest with zero. Why.

#2

@harshit_03
Because that is how it is programmed in C++. There isn’t much reasoning to it. If you want to do this, you can use fill() or memset.

#3

So that’s a convention. Ok I got it. Thanks

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