C++ :: Populating 2D Array Using Functions?

Your program will declare a 2-D array of dimensions 20 x 20. The array will be of type "character".

Functions: You will create several functions for this program.

1) One function will take the address of the array and initialize all cells to ' ' (a blank space).

If the 2-D array is odd, then you will create functions that make:

2) a triangle using '*', OR

3) a diamond using '*', OR

4) a bulls-eye using '*'. <=== this one is worth BONUS POINTS!! and is therefore optional.

If the 2-D array is even, then you will create functions that make:

5) checkerboard #1 using '*', OR

6) checkerboard #2 using '*', OR

7) a GIANT checkerboard using '*'. <=== this one is worth BONUS POINTS!! and therefore is optional.

These functions will be called from main, and return nothing. Your program will keep asking the user if they want a different kind of 2-D array and different shape. If not, then quit.

Here is what I have so far. I have only been able to get the triangle work. I have not attempted the bullseye or giant checkerboard as they are for extra credit and I can't get the main program to work.

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
void clear(char pattern[20][20]);
void triangle(char pattern[20][20], int size);
void diamond(char pattern[20][20], int size);
// void bullseye (char pattern[20][20], int size);

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