C++ passes all arrays, including
matrices, by address.
(Remember the mantra!!!)
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"Ohmmmm......
The name of the array is the address
of the first element of the array." |
Suppose that you were using a matrix called scores,
represented in a 5-by-6 table. You could pass this matrix, scores, to a function
named print_it( ), with the following
function call:
print_it(scores);
// Passes matrix to function
The definition of the print_it( ) function could be:
void print_it(apmatrix<int> &scores)
{ . . . // Function definition
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