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How do I make an array (or an abstract data type) which can hold different data types? Then use those data types to create instances. I want to do the following: [code] int arrayType[3] = {bool, int, char}; /*arrayType[0]*/ myBool = true; /*arrayType[1]*/ myInt = 2; /*arrayType[2]*/ myChar = "a"; … 
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I have a class function - which I am trying to pass array values - however the function returns the values even when I don't use the reference &. WHY? COULD SOMEONE EXPLAIN THIS? [CODE] Block example; // create an instance of the class 'Block' int Array1[3] = {0,0,0}; // …
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