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cplusplus:pointers_2_slides [2021/10/19 19:42] – [Calling functions by reference] mithatcplusplus:pointers_2_slides [2021/10/19 19:45] – [Pointer to constant data] mithat
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   * Arguments can be anything that can be assigned to a pointer (i.e., addresses or pointers).   * Arguments can be anything that can be assigned to a pointer (i.e., addresses or pointers).
  
-===== Pointers as function parameters =====+===== Example =====
 <file cpp function-with-pointer.cpp> <file cpp function-with-pointer.cpp>
 /** Demonstrates how to pass pointers to functions. */ /** Demonstrates how to pass pointers to functions. */
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 <code c++> <code c++>
 int *const myPtr = &x;  // constant pointer to a (non-constant) int int *const myPtr = &x;  // constant pointer to a (non-constant) int
 +                        // myPtr will always point to x
 </code> </code>
  
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   * A **pointer to constant data** cannot change the value of what it's pointing to.   * A **pointer to constant data** cannot change the value of what it's pointing to.
   * Can point to different things.   * Can point to different things.
-  * Use the ''const'' keyword to qualify the type being pointed to.+  * ''const'' keyword qualifies the type being pointed to.
  
 <code cpp> <code cpp>
cplusplus/pointers_2_slides.txt · Last modified: 2021/10/19 19:46 by mithat

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