But the simple point here is that in C++, all parameters are passed by value unless you tell the compiler to pass by reference by placing a '&'...
Arrays are passed by value. The 'value' of an array is the address of it's first element. And in your main function, p is declared as a pointer to...
What's happening is that function parameters are passed by value, not by reference. When you call the st function with p as a parameter, a copy...
First declare your matrices. You've actually got half the declaration in your question. It might also help to write the code first using indexes...
bool readStuData(ifstream, bool&, studentInfo data[]); The copy constructor is private. Presumably to prevent exactly what you're doing here. The...
Well there's your problem. You're returning from your function before you read anything.
Restrictions: 1. Use at most 6 variables in the main function. 2. Create a separate function for factorial using iteration. 3. Create a separate...
Your compiler doesn't know that. In the config you have put the folders with the include files.
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What are you wanting, a random number between the two numbers entered, or a list of numbers between the two numbers entered (easily done with a...
the solution of ur problem is something like this..... first go to option menu(Alt O) & then perform following steps... st1: select compiler...
the result will be 20; and the reason is whenevr there is a conflict between local variable & global variable it is the local variable that gets...
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