#include <iostream>using namespace std;int main() { int loopCount, counter; int myArray[6] = {97,98,99,100,101,102}; //declare an array? //it was erroring because we declared it as a char "a single character" //we were trying to put in words :) //let try to hcange it to an int datatype (integer) // lol see how strict it is? //cout << "enter a number (this will loop): "; //cin >> loopCount; //so, - set the counter to zero // - get the size of 'myArray' // - increment the counter. for(counter=0;counter<=sizeof(myArray)-1;counter++) { //ok, this is a for loop. we can use these //for alot of different things. lets go into //arrays, to help us with this.... //so, lets lopp through the array //cout << myArray[counter] << endl; //now lets do something called "typecasting" //typecasting allows us to change the datatype for //a brief period of time. //remember, its achar. so im typecasting it as an int when //it displays to the screen. //now typecasting to a char from an int cout << (char)myArray[counter] << endl; //those are the ascii values for those chars. //lets try it in reverse? } // forgot the pause :) //actually. we shoudl be running this from cmd line // windowskey+r system("pause"); return 0;}