the numbers the user enters in the main don't transfer into the implementation file.




//Header File

public:
//constructor
Matrix();
Matrix(int&, int&);

private:
int* column;
int* row;
int board[3][3];

//Implementation File


Matrix::Matrix(int& r, int& c)
{
row = &r;
column = &c;

for(int i =0; i < 3;i++)
{
for(int j = 0; j < 3; j++)
board[i][j] = 0;
}
}

//Main File

int r;
int c;

Matrix board(r, c);

cout << "Player 1 move: ";
cin >> r >> c;
board.playerOneMoves();
board.displayBoard();

cout << "Player 2 move: ";
cin >> r >> c;
board.playerTwoMoves();
board.displayBoard();

: the numbers the user enters in the main don't transfer into the implementation file.
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: //Header File
: 
:    public:
:              //constructor
:              Matrix();
:              Matrix(int&, int&);
: 
:         private:
:               int* column;
:               int* row;
:               int  board[3][3];
: 
: //Implementation File
: 
: 
: Matrix::Matrix(int& r, int& c)
: {
:     row = &r;
:     column = &c; 
: 
:     for(int i =0; i < 3;i++)
:     {
:       for(int j = 0; j < 3; j++)
:       board[i][j] = 0;
:     } 
: }
: 
: //Main File
: 
:        int r;
:        int c;       
: 
:        Matrix board(r, c);       //r, c are not initialized
:  
:        cout << "Player 1 move: ";
:        cin >> r >> c;   //r, c are initialized here
:        board.playerOneMoves();     
:        board.displayBoard();
:      
:        cout << "Player 2 move: ";
:        cin >> r >> c;  
:        board.playerTwoMoves();
:        board.displayBoard();
: 

u r sending the numbers before they are initialized by the user.

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~Donotalo()