REFERENCE TO ARRAY OF 10 INTEGERS

avenger_sb25

Please give me an example/syntax of: REFERENCE TO ARRAY OF 10 INTEGERS Maybe it is very eazy but my super genius stops working for eazy questions... :( ...:doh: ...Avenger

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Jaime Stuardo

int a[10]; void fn(int &a) { } Jaime

avenger_sb25

I tried the same myself but i get a bad error WITH THIS....

int fn(int&a)
{
}
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
int abb[10];
fn(abb);
return 0;
}

ERROR: C:\Windows\Desktop\a\a.cpp(19) : error C2664: 'fn' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'int [10]' to 'int &' A reference that is not to 'const' cannot be bound to a non-lvalue ...Avenger

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Kochise

fn(abb[0]); // Get the address of the first cell, must work Kochise In Code we trust !

Michael Dunn

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markkuk

I'm too lazy to look this up from a C++ reference, so I'll let the computer answer:

$ c++decl
Type `help' or `?' for help
c++decl> declare a as reference to array 10 of int
int (&a)[10]
c++decl>

:)

avenger_sb25

THANX A LOT 'markkuk'. U are a GENIUS (i mean ur computer) It works. Please please please tell me in which book did u find that syntax.... I was reading C++ from Stroupstrup and in fact... that was a question from the exercises of chapter-5. But i cudnt dig out that particular syntax. thanx. ...Avenger

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avenger_sb25

no... this is wrong... i am happy that markuk has given the corect answer. Take a look at his reply. :) thanx anyway ...Avenger

Remember... testing & debugging are always part of programming ...so exterminate those stinking bugs

bikram singh

It is really quite easy to decipher, or create, any simple or complex C/C++ decl, once you know how.. Ever heard of the "right-left rule" ? Again, google is your best friend... Bikram Singh

Anonymous

Thank you bikram singh.... YOU ARE MY BEST FRIEND. 'right-left' rule was a BLAST. i dont know how i missed to learn it.... ANYWAY... now i am a genius too.... thanx a lot:rose: