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i have a problem. i am asking the user for three values in the main function. I populate an array of size three, scan in the values as variables and then set those variables equal to an array element(i.e. scan in 3 as a and set array[0] = a)is this right?. If so how do i pass this array to another function so i can use the values for computations and print from that function? i would really appreciate it. thnx i thought i had it figured out but i seem to be passing the address and not the values of a, b, and c That sounds right. Can't say for sure, because u didn't post your code. What i can say for sure, is that this is how u pass an array to another function... (for print, computations, etc, etc) Welcome...thanx choosing my answer! Report It An array always gets passed as an address. You are probably dereferencing it incorrectly. |
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