efronefron 0 Light Poster 13 Years Ago as c++ 0 0 Reply with Quote Share Cross213 -5 Posting Whiz in Training 13 Years Ago And your request is? 0 0 Reply with Quote Share efronefron 0 Light Poster 13 Years Ago sorry, I have to take down my code until its marked. I probably put it in the future. but basically the question is: the difference between int a = 0; function call: (&a) function prototype: (int *) and int a = 0; function call: (a) function prototype: (int &) and int a = 0; function call: (a) function prototype: (int) Especially the middle one, I dont understand why you would do the middle one instead of the third one 0 0 Reply with Quote Share Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reply to this topic Be a part of the DaniWeb community We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge. Sign Up — It's Free!
efronefron 0 Light Poster 13 Years Ago sorry, I have to take down my code until its marked. I probably put it in the future. but basically the question is: the difference between int a = 0; function call: (&a) function prototype: (int *) and int a = 0; function call: (a) function prototype: (int &) and int a = 0; function call: (a) function prototype: (int) Especially the middle one, I dont understand why you would do the middle one instead of the third one 0 0 Reply with Quote Share