We can't answer without a minimal code that reproduces that the issue.
Literally just do std::array<NumericDatatype, 5> arr; /* Code to print. */ and you'll get similar results.
std::array<NumericDatatype, 5> arr; /* Code to print. */
arr is not initialized. So its actual content is not specified.
arr
The behavior you observe is normal: there are random values in the array.
Sometimes, random values look like something you expect (like : all bools are false) but this is pure coincidence.
bool
false
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We can't answer without a minimal code that reproduces that the issue.
Literally just do
std::array<NumericDatatype, 5> arr; /* Code to print. */and you'll get similar results.arris not initialized. So its actual content is not specified.The behavior you observe is normal: there are random values in the array.
Sometimes, random values look like something you expect (like : all
bools arefalse) but this is pure coincidence.