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Code:void affine(int a, int b, ifstream& input, ofstream& output)
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What is the meaning of the & in the function?
Code:void affine(int a, int b, ifstream& input, ofstream& output)
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It means that you are looking at C++ code instead of C code
And as C++, it means that the parameter is a reference parameter. For more information, you should read/work through an introductory book on C++.
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Is there an operator in C that does the same thing?
It is not an operator in the first place. It is syntax, similiar to say, the syntax used to declare pointers. Now, there is no equivalent in C, but using a pointer parameter would be a similiar option in C.Is there an operator in C that does the same thing?
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Pointers may be used to achieve the same desired effect, but they are not the same.
Also, ifstream and ofstream are C++ classes for I/O.
Originally Posted by Adak
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I decided to use FILE* to get the job done
What language are you actually intend to learn/use?
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