Cpp noobie problem

int iZero = 0;
int iTwo = 0;

char aTest[2][2] = {{'4','4'}, {'X','O'}};
aTest[1][0] = 'b';
    if(aTest[iZero][iTwo] == 'X'){
          cout <<  "Garsh\n";   
    };

//Doesn't work...
//[Error] 'iZero' was not declared in this scope
//[Error] 'iTwo' was not declared in this scope

How do I fix it? So I can reference the matrix with two given variables?

aTest is 1,0 not 0,0

My bad but I'm trying to reference any value of the array by changing iZero and iTwo... aTest[1][0] = 'b' might as well be left out, I forgot to remove that bit.

the error is resulting from the second column's first memory space holding null, the first column has 'b'

The error comes from the fact you haven't asked Stack Overflow.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/ask

The error came from a syntax flaw. Sorry & thanks

That's C++, not cpp (C Preprocessor). They're different things.

>>8
but finding the plus sign on the keyboard is haaaaaaaaaaaaard

>>9
That's why I always do #define plus + at the top of my programs.