I have a problem

[Musna]

https://pastebin.com/Jquwu593
Could you guys give a look to my code because it prints me the same word averytime and i don't understand why it does that? Thanks in advice.

[Ganado]

void a(char word[]);
void b(char word[]);
void c(char word[]);
void d(char word[]);
void e(char word[]);
void f(char word[]);
void g(char word[]);
void h(char word[]);
void i(char word[]);
void j(char word[]);
void k(char word[]);
void l(char word[]);
void m(char word[]);
void n(char word[]);
void o(char word[]);
void p(char word[]);
void q(char word[]);
void r(char word[]);
void s(char word[]);
void t(char word[]);
void u(char word[]);
void v(char word[]);
void w(char word[]);
void x(char word[]);
void y(char word[]);
void z(char word[]);

Why :(

Looks at the rest of the code
Why???

You do not explain at all what your code is supposed to do. It's so repetitive and unmanageable.

I think this might help you:
An integer can easily be converted into a character by a simple formula, by using the ASCII value of the integer.

// Example program
#include <iostream>
#include <string>

char int_to_char(int n)
{
    // 'a' is equal to 97
    return static_cast<char>(n + 'a');
}

int main()
{
    std::cout << int_to_char(0) << std::endl; // prints 'a'
    std::cout << int_to_char(25) << std::endl; // prints 'z'
}

You can reduce your a() function to like 3 lines once you do this. Then you can start to make sense of what your code is actually doing.

    event=rand()% 26+1; // you probably meant to do rand()%25 + 1?
    word[ji+1] = int_to_char(event); 

Also note you never change the value of "ji".

Are you allowed to use std::strings? They are much easier and safer to work with than your char arrays. Variable-length arrays are not standard in C++, so you shouldn't get used to using them.

#include <string>
#include <iostream>

int main()
{
    std::string s;
    int length;
    std::cin >> length;
    s.resize(n);
}

[benhart]

Those kind of errors better be detected quickly as they can cause serious problems later. Sometimes it can get a little harder but don't loose focus. If you find it a problem for you, you can always use some code security program. I have heard of called checkmarx. Not sure of their cost but sounds nice.
Anyway. good luck!
Ben.