It is valid, although it does not pass an array to the function. *myArray is equivalent, in this case, to myArray[0].
The declaration of printArrayD() is accepting a reference to int, not a...
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It is valid, although it does not pass an array to the function. *myArray is equivalent, in this case, to myArray[0].
The declaration of printArrayD() is accepting a reference to int, not a...
printArrayD() is declared as a function that accepts a reference to int as the first argument.
It is later implemented as a function that accepts a pointer to pointer (or array of pointers) to...