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i was wondering if we can do this in c........... we can write a function to change the value of a variable like .... void change(int *x) { *x=3; return; } and call wud be smthin like change(&x); can we do the same for an array?
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I don't see any reason why not. It will still be a pointer to memory.
can u write some code for me?
void change(char *x) { *x[1]='foo'; return; }
umm lemme see if that works
it's not working
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and the error is?
Have you tried void change(char *x) { x[1]='foo'; // <-- without the * return; }
by the way... the calling function will be change(foo) not change(&foo)
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that wont worjk either
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no worries got it covered and it's not
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