stuck on array in header file

[sourcedesigns86]

Hey everyone, im declaring an array in my header file. When i try to define
it in my .cpp class file i cant not sure why.

  //header file
  #pragma once

#include <string>

class FJumbleGame
{
public:
	FJumbleGame();

private:
	std::string WordList[5][2];
	void SetWordList();
};

//class file
#include "FJumbleGame.h"

//Constructor
FJumbleGame::FJumbleGame()
{

}

void FJumbleGame::SetWordList()
{
	WordList[5][2] = // this is where my error is says noperator matches these operands
	{
		{"wall", "smash it"}
	};
}

[Repeater]

WordList is a 2D array of string objects.

WordList[5][2] is the single string at location 5,2 in that array. That location doesn't event exist, so that's gone wrong, but that aside, WordList[5][2] is a single string.

Let's take a look at what you're trying to assign to that single string:

{
		{"wall", "smash it"}
};

Well that's not a single string, is it?

[sourcedesigns86]

Ok thank you i get that but how would i do assign all the values in the array

[Repeater]

Not in the way you're trying to.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30178879/how-to-assign-an-array-from-an-initializer-list