array parts

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Originally Posted by matsp

All of which are essentially identical - the last one enforces the size of the array passed, so you can't for example pass a 20 element array to that function. The first two take "any size array".

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I don't believe that is the case. That is, the size is ignored and all are equivalent.

but why but the f at the end,
float m = 0.0 would be the same isint it?

>That is, the size is ignored and all are equivalent.
Correct. The array size in a function parameter list doesn't really do anything.

>float m = 0.0 would be the same isint it?
No, floating-point literals have a type of double, not float. You'd probably get a warning about data loss if you didn't use the f suffix to force the literal into a float.

alright thanks for everything, works now