how does a general function , that accepts an array as a
parameter, "knows" the size of the array ?
How should it define it parameters list ?
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Answer / ilana
one option :
myfunc (int my_array[], int n ) { ...}
another option:
myfunc (int *my_array, int n ) { ...}
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Answer / ganesh bankar
its compilers job to identify what is the size the array
depending upon which array is passed to the function.
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