I have (roughly) the following code and it gives me an implicit cast error for

int fib_array = { 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 11, 19, 30 ,49, 79, 128};

if( rint(rand(65)-0.1) ){
fib_array = fib_array;
}

I cant figure out how to explicit cast the array or why the warning (error) occurs in the first place. Can somebody please help?

Try this code.
The funny thing is, according to the documentation, rint actually returns a float, not an int. This seem wrong to me. If I am rounding a float to an int shouldn't the result simply be an int?

Ah thanks, that did it!

I even knew that rint returns a float, but I was looking for the flaw in the array bit in the following line, because that's where the compiler put the mark.
I feel like such a noob.


- I also just noticed that the slicing notation I was using in the array bit does not seem to show in the forum. Well, to clarify, if the condition was true, I would slice the array. And of course, my condition was a bit more complicated than what was shown.