# V737\. It is possible that ',' comma is missing at the end of the string\.

The analyzer suspects that a comma may be missing in the array initialization list\.

Consider the following example:

```cpp
int a[3][6] =   { { -1, -2, -3
                    -4, -5, -6 },
                  { ..... },
                  { ..... } };
```

A comma was omitted by mistake after the value "\-3", followed by "\-4"\. As a result, they form a single expression, "\-3\-4"\. This code compiles well, but the array turns out to be initialized incorrectly\. The values "\-5" and "\-6" will be written into wrong positions, and 0 will be written into the last item\.

That is, the array will actually be initialized in the following way:

```cpp
int a[3][6] =   { { -1, -2, -7,
                    -5, -6, 0 },
                  ..............
```

The fixed version of the code \(with the missing comma restored\) should look like this:

```cpp
int a[3][6] =   { { -1, -2, -3,
                    -4, -5, -6 },
                  ..............
```