Answer Posted / o saienni
You cannot have a pointer to a reference.
In other words
int &* isn't allowed.
using:
int nArray[3];
The variable nArray is infact a pointer to an array or an
int pointer and the [] will find the offset within that
array. So an array of references will be a pointer to a
reference and this is why it's not allowed.
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