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    It worked! (using one function to take all 3...

    It worked! (using one function to take all 3 arrays). Thanks so much. Have a good day.
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    Thanks! I seen that was my problem and I've been...

    Thanks! I seen that was my problem and I've been wondering how to fix it. I'm working on it now. :)
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    Okay. Here is what I have. ...

    Okay. Here is what I have.


    #include<iostream>
    #include<iomanip>
    #define MAX_SIZE 25

    void getArray1(int[], int&, int&);
    void getArray2(int[], int&);
    void getArray3(int[], int&);
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    Thank you. I'll try that.

    Thank you. I'll try that.
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    Quick question... Structs & Arrays.

    Hi everyone. I am working on making a program that deals with household surveys. I am still learning C++ and my first time dealing with more than one array. Here is the problem:
    Write a program...
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