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c++ - uninitialized local variable 'j' used

Here is a section of some code I have. Im getting an error uninitialized local variable 'j' used and I dont see it. as far as I can tell it is being used. Can someone please help?

float Calculate(Element ElmAry[30], Formula FormAry[30])
{
    int i;
    int j;
    float MoleWT = 0;
    float MoleSum = 0;
    char e1;
    char e2;
    char f1;
    char f2;

    for(i = 0; i < 30; i++) {

        f1 = FormAry[j].Element1;
        f2 = FormAry[j].ElementA;
        e1 = ElmAry[i].eN1;
        e2 = ElmAry[i].eN1;

        if(e1 == f1 && e2 == f2) {
            MoleWT = ElmAry[i].Weight * FormAry[j].Atom;
            MoleSum = MoleSum + MoleWT;
            j++;
        }
    }

return MoleSum;
}
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So you use the variable j first in the line

f1 = FormAry[j].Element1;

But you haven't assigned any value to j previously, hence "uninitialized". The previous mention of j was in your declaration:

int j;

You need to assign a value to it, like 0:

int j = 0;

That is call "initialization", because if you don't assign any value to a variable, what value should you expect from that variable?


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