And (n! =0)
{
a[I]= n；
I = i++；
scanf("%d "，& ampn)；
}
Enter an integer first, that is, the variable n.
As long as n is not equal to 0.
Enter the cycle
Assign the value of n to the elements in array A, the array subscript starts from 0, and I should be initialized to 0 instead of 1.
I = i++； Equivalent to i = i；; i++； There is no need to just i++；+; +;
Then scanf ("%d ",&; n)； Re-enter the value of n as long as n is not equal to 0.
The loop will continue to assign values to the elements of array a.
The size of array A is 50, and the values in the first 50 must have 0, otherwise it will overflow.
# include & ltstdio.h & gt
# include & ltstdlib.h & gt
Master ()
{
int i=0，n，m；
int a[50]；
Printf ("Please insert data ending in 0 \ n");
scanf("%d "，& ampn)；
And (n! =0)
{
a[I]= n；
i++；
scanf("%d "，& ampn)；
}
for(m = 0； M< me; m++)
{
printf("%d\n "，a[m])；
}
}