In C programming, there are various problems which requires passing more than one variable of the same type to a function. For example, consider a function in which we have to pass the marks of 70 ...

This pointer points to the same address pointed by the array marks. That's the reason, although the function is manipulated in the user-defined function with different array name m [5], the original ...

If you're passing a bunch of unrelated arguments to your function, then your function is doing too much and needs to be refactored.

So we were going over how to pass arrays to functions in my C++ class the other day, and the teacher says "By default, C++ passes arrays by reference." I go "wtf, no it doesn't." After a few ...