what is the difference between : func (int list[], ...) or
func (int *list , ....) - what is the difference if list is an array and if also if list is a pointer
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Answer / vimal
Nothing,because ultimately pointer to the first element of
array is send to the function,therefore using both method
changes made in called function will affect the calling
function. In one first you indirectly reference the pointer
and in other you directly reference the pointer.
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Answer / guest
in func(int list[]: it gives only the address of the value
which was stored in the list.
func (int *list , ....):it gives the value which is stored
in the list
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