I'm working on some c++ homework and am unsure as to why my code isn't reversing my string.
pastebin of my code:
http://pastebin.com/5NM8bynX

line 88 is where my function starts.
Here's some test output:
Enter a word: test
You entered this word: test
There are 1 vowels in the word, test.
debug: temp[i]: t input[j]: t
debug: temp[i]: s input[j]: s
debug: temp[i]: e input[j]: e
debug: temp[i]: t input[j]: t
end of forloop, temp:
This is your word in reverse print:

so it looks like i have the right idea going but i'm unsure as to why it now doesn't print it out.

Question

I'm working on some c++ homework and am unsure as to why my code isn't reversing my string.
pastebin of my code:
http://pastebin.com/5NM8bynX

line 88 is where my function starts.
Here's some test output:
Enter a word: test
You entered this word: test
There are 1 vowels in the word, test.
debug:  temp[i]: t  input[j]: t
debug:  temp[i]: s  input[j]: s
debug:  temp[i]: e  input[j]: e
debug:  temp[i]: t  input[j]: t
end of forloop, temp:
This is your word in reverse print:

so it looks like i have the right idea going but i'm unsure as to why it now doesn't print it out.

anonymous · Answer

Well interesting.  Changing my function from temp[i] = input[j] to temp += input[i];  (changed my forloop so i had less variables declared) worked.  I'll have to ask why this is.