How can I add elements to an array in C++ for cryptocurrency transactions?

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• Gregersen PetersenMar 21, 2025 · 8 months ago
  Sure! Adding elements to an array in C++ is quite simple. You can use the 'push_back' function to add elements to the end of a vector, which is a dynamic array in C++. Here's an example: vector<string> transactionArray; transactionArray.push_back("Bitcoin transaction"); transactionArray.push_back("Ethereum transaction"); You can replace 'string' with the appropriate data type for your cryptocurrency transaction data. Hope this helps!
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• chris ngoletJun 20, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Adding elements to an array in C++ is a piece of cake! You can use the 'insert' function to add elements at a specific position in the array. Here's an example: string transactionArray[10]; transactionArray[0] = "Bitcoin transaction"; transactionArray[1] = "Ethereum transaction"; You can replace 'string' with the appropriate data type for your cryptocurrency transaction data. Just make sure to keep track of the array size and the position where you want to add the element. Happy coding!
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• Anwar AbuukarApr 12, 2023 · 3 years ago
  Hey there! If you're looking to add elements to an array in C++ for cryptocurrency transactions, you're in luck! You can use the 'push_back' function to add elements to the end of a vector. Here's an example: vector<string> transactionArray; transactionArray.push_back("Bitcoin transaction"); transactionArray.push_back("Ethereum transaction"); Feel free to replace 'string' with the appropriate data type for your cryptocurrency transaction data. Let me know if you need any further assistance!
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