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Assigning an array to another

FlyingTr (51)
Hi,
I am doing an assignment and I am suppose to insert values inside of an array to another array.
I tried to do some google searches but nothing I can understand came up.

Assigning arrays to each other was my first guess but it did not work out.


This is an example what I am trying to do.
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int d[5]={99,70,85,93,84};
int my_Values[100];
int seen_SoFar;

addScores(d,5)  
addScore(82);
addScore(75);

void addScores(int scores[],int size) {
//here I need to insert the values inside d[5] to my_Values[100]
//Also I need to increment or decrement seen_SoFar to tell me how full my_Values is.
}
void addScore(int score) {
//Here I shold be able to add the numbers 82 and 75 to the my_Values[100]
}
vlad from moscow (6539)
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size_t addScores( int a[], size_t size_a, int b[], size_t size_b, size_t pos ) 
{
   size_t i = 0;

   while ( pos  < size_a && i < size_b ) a[pos++] = b[i++];

   return pos;
}


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bool addScore( int a[], size_t size, size_t pos, int value ) 
{
   bool added = pos < size;

   if ( added ) a[pos] = value;

   return added;
}
FlyingTr (51)
Thank you for your reply.
I did not get what size_t pos is suppose to mean.
size_t size_a and b are the size of the int a[] and int b[] but what is pos?

Also I did not want to post the whole program, but my_Values[100] is inside a class and this addScores function is also in the class.
Do I still have to pass the my_Values to the funciton?

Header
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class Grader {
	
	
	public:

		Grader( );
		Grader(int seen);


		void addScore( int score );
		void addScores( int scores[], int size );
		void clear(); 

		int findBiggest() const;
		int findSmallest( ) const;
		int my_Values[ MAXSIZE ];
		int my_valuesSeenSoFar;
		
};


Grader.cpp
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void Grader::addScores( int scores[], int size ){
	

}


and the main
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Grader g;
int d[5]= {99,70,85,93,84};
int e[4]= {100,81,60,91};

g.addScore( 75 );
g.addScore( 82 );
g.addScores( d, 5 ); 


cout << "Best Score = " << g.findBiggest( ) << endl;
/// should give value 99
cout << "Worst Score = " << g.findSmallest( ) << endl;
/// should give value 70
g.clear( );


So here is the code, I did not get why you passed so many variables and what are they doing.
closed account (N36fSL3A)
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/size_t/

Sorta like an integer.
vlad from moscow (6539)
@FlyingTr
I did not get why you passed so many variables and what are they doing.


Because you did not say initially that "my_Values[100] is inside a class and this addScores function is also in the class."
FlyingTr (51)
@Thank you anyways because the link Freedbill30 gave led me to the solution and I did finish the assignment.
Also I learnt t_size and memcpy.
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