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I have this warning about reading invalid data, but the loop ensures that the range is valid. How can I suppress this warning? I know I can suppress all warnings of a certain ID but I just want to get rid of this one if that's possible in case this problem actually shows up later.![73829-screenshot-80.png][1] [1]: /api/attachments/73829-screenshot-80.png?platform=QnA
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Hi Taylor,
You can add this code before this warning：
#pragma warning(suppress: 6385)
if (players[playerNum].seed == 0){
....
}
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Do I need to put a #pragma warning(default: 6385) after to allow the warning to work for the rest of the code or is suppress only for one line?
Probably we and the compiler cannot be sure that playerNum does not exceed the bounds of players.
Maybe try another condition:
. . .
while( iQ.fail || iQ.answer < 1 || iQ.answer > players.size() )
. . .
(Assuming that players is a vector).
I'm actually using a partial array just because it's what we've been doing in class. I know a vector would fix it. I guess the compiler doesn't know that playerNum is always less than the size, but the warning is about trying to read -1, which is already covered in the condition, which is what confused me.