函数返回Array，但输出不符合预期

Question

The issue I'm having is I'm trying to return an array from the function EnterNumber() and display it in the main, but its coming out fairly crazy. I went through with the debugger and the numbers are correct in the debugger, just not correct in once it prints to the screen.

I realize there's a global const int in my program, but it was sanctioned by my professor who wanted us to do it just this time for this program.

Just looking for a nudge on why its printing incorrectly. Thank you.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void EnterNumber(int Number[]);

const int SIZE=20;

int main()
{
    int LargeNumber1[SIZE];
    int LargeNumber2[SIZE];

    for (int Counter1=0; Counter1<=19; ++Counter1)//zeros arrays out
    {
        LargeNumber1[Counter1]=0;
        LargeNumber2[Counter1]=0;
    }

    EnterNumber(LargeNumber1);

    for (int Counter2=0; Counter2<=19; ++Counter2)//display array 1 contents
    {
        cout << LargeNumber1[SIZE];
    }

    cout << "\n\n";

    EnterNumber(LargeNumber2);

    for (int Counter2=0; Counter2<=19; ++Counter2)//display array 2 contents
    {
        cout << LargeNumber2[SIZE];
    }

}

void EnterNumber(int Number[])
{
    int TemporaryArray[SIZE];
    int PlaceCounter;

    char Storage;

    PlaceCounter=0;

    for (int Counter1=0; Counter1<=19; ++Counter1)//zeros arrays out
    {
        TemporaryArray[Counter1]=0;
        Number[Counter1]=0;
    }

    cout << "Please enter a large number --> ";

    cin.get(Storage);

    while (Storage!='\n' && PlaceCounter<SIZE)//puts number in temp array - left aligned
    {
        TemporaryArray[PlaceCounter]=(Storage-'0');
        ++PlaceCounter;
        cin.get(Storage);
    }

    --PlaceCounter;//decrement one to get it to work properly with element style counting, else, extra zero at end

    for (int A=SIZE-1; PlaceCounter>=0; A--, PlaceCounter--)//transfers old array into new array, right aligned
    {
        Number[A]=TemporaryArray[PlaceCounter];
    }

    cout << "\n";
}

Answer 1

This:

for (int Counter2=0; Counter2<=19; ++Counter2)
{
    cout << LargeNumber1[SIZE];
}

should be this:

for (int Counter2=0; Counter2<SIZE; ++Counter2)
{
    cout << LargeNumber1[Counter2];
}

You were repeatedly printing a number that was just beyond the end of the array.