A hidden array of access to the problem (unexpectedly tangled half an hour, it may be my level is too low)

The code is simplified as follows:

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace Std;

int main ()

{

String str= "Hello world!";

int len = Str.length ();//Get length

for (int i=0;str[i]!= ' && (I<len); ++i);//Iterate through every variable in a string knowing that a space is found is always an error when debugging in this row because array access is out of bounds

......

}

The red line does go out of bounds because the str[i]!= ', which is executed first, is bound to be out of bounds every time the criteria for a for-in decision is executed.

You can change the order for (int i=0; (i<len) &&str[i]!= "; ++i) if you want not to cross the border.

Did not expect such a small problem, tangled for half an hour, so write down, deepen the impression, in order to develop good code habits.

A hidden array of access to the problem (unexpectedly tangled half an hour, it may be my level is too low)