Thread: Quick Pointer Question

Hey all quick pointer question that I am not understanding...

The following is a quick code snippet of my full program.

Code:

void main()
{
**CODE**
int array[] = {10,20};
int i;
int loc = 0;


i = function(array, loc);
}

int function(int* array, int location)
{

int number = 1;
int j = 0;


j = array[location] + number;

return(j);
}

Again this is not my actual code so there may be syntx errors but the idea of what I want to do is there. I want to pass an array, add it to an internal value and then return that sum. However whenever I do this I am always recalling the memory location the variable is point to and not the value stored at that location. How to I solve this? Thank you for the help!