53378157 well there s not much to be said i just dont get the error ,i ve tested it out on my compiler and it outputs '387420489' what do they mean by runtime error?
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You have an out-of-bounds array access on this line:
t[j].number = aux;. Check the value of yourjvariable.it works on my compiler that's why i got confused, thanks a lot :D
You should learn how to use a debugger which can help you find bugs like this one in the future.
Can you tell what debugger do you mean? I use custom invocation's Clang C++ Diagnostics to debug such cases. Did you mean gdb?
I use the Visual Studio debugger which catches a lot of things like this. The diagnostics are probably even better at finding memory issues in particular.