CF>         char array[2][10];
CF>         cout << "Enter array 1: ";
CF>         cin >> array[1];
CF>         cout << "Enter array 2: ";
CF>         cin >> array[2];
   You meant to input into array[0] and array[1], didn't you? :)
   C++ uses 0-based arrays. This is a classic off-by-one error.
   It is one of the standard roots on the path, over which we
   trip and bump ourselves, earning merit badges which look
   suspiciously like keyboard-shaped bruises on our foreheads.
   If you look, nearly everyone has such a merit badge. 
> ] I am Solo of Borg, and I've got a bad feeling about this....
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