29. Getting Started with C++: Passing Arrays into Functions
In this video, I covered the topic of passing arrays into functions in C++. I started by defining an array called ognema with 5 elements and another array called techlab with 3 elements.
Then, I created a function called printArray, which takes in two parameters: the array that we want to print and the size of the array. Inside the function, I used a for loop to iterate through all the elements of the array and print them out using cout.
To demonstrate the functionality of the printArray function, I called it twice in the main function, passing in the ognema and techlab arrays along with their respective sizes. This printed out the contents of both arrays in the console, allowing us to easily print out the contents of an array by simply passing it into a function.
Overall, passing arrays into functions can be a useful technique when working with large amounts of data and needing to perform calculations or operations on the elements within the array. By using functions, we can abstract the details of working with the array and focus on the larger task at hand.
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