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From: | "Bill Cunningham" <nospam AT nspam DOT net> |
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Subject: | Re: function question |
Date: | Mon, 5 Apr 2004 06:26:06 -0400 |
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> > Perhaps int ma(int np[]={}) may have been more what I was looking for > > and intending? > > I haven't a clue what you think that's supposed to mean. Please explain > in either C or discursive English. Your combination of English and > something-that-isn't-C is not at all clear. I've seen this in either k&r2 or a C++ book. Can't remember which. An array say char array1[]={}; It's initializing an array to how a yet indetermined number of elements. C is a small language. But it the beginning can be very confusing. At least to me. Most newbies find pointers to be confusing and I'm still not quite sure where & always comes into play. I find among good C programmers that some that are good and some that are greater. Depends on their experience I guess. Bill
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