2d arrays and strings

From: lousy beginner (numa_io_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 11/30/03 

Date: 30 Nov 2003 08:39:04 -0800

Hi there,

I need some help (obviously...), so if anyone can give me some advice
I'd really appreciate it!
I have a c++ project to do (for college) which can take input from the
user in the form of an emoticon (;) :) :-| etc) and then output a
short description of the emoticon.
But I've only started reading on two-dimensional arrays, and i still
don't know how to use them properly, so I can't even get past the
initialising part of the program... how do i use multi-character
arrays?... do i start a for-loop to fill in the 2d array which holds
the emoticons? or do i use {} and in between i put the emoticons,
separated by commas?... (is strcpy involved in any way in here?)
please help, i promise i'll do my best with the other parts of the
project if i can get help for this one!
thanks for readin,

lousy 1st-year-computer-student

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