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Program has 'three functions' which receives 2 pointers reference. Three functions returns int, float and double sum of numbers. So this c++ tutorial use the following concepts. Write

C++ Language program sample which passes a "Reference" to a Function and Function has a 'pointer' as argument. Keep the return type void & display result in main body. Apply any

Program Declares the array of five element & the elements of that array are accessed using pointer. The five elements are entered by the user and stored in the integer array data. And

To add two numbers using pointer in the C++, you have to enter the 2 number, then make 2 'pointer' type variable of same type say *ptr1 and *ptr2 to initialize the address of both the

Example of using this 'pointer' is to return the "Reference of current object" so that you can chain "function calls", this way you can call all the functions for the current object in one go.


The pointer is a C++ programming data type whose value refers directly to (or "points to") another value stored elsewhere in computer memory using its address. Pointer examples

Dereference operator or indirection operator, noted by asterisk, is also a "unary operator" in C++ languages that uses for pointer variables. 'Double Pointer' or Pointer to Pointer need to



"In C++", each 'parameter' was followed by an "ampersand sign" (&). (&) will pass an address of the original variable instead of by value. In Passed by reference, the original variable and

The simplest and probably most widely used method to "swap 2 variables" is to use a third temporary variable: In programming, the act of 'swapping' two variables refers to mutually











A 'stack' is a basic "data structure" and can be defined in an 'Abstract', implementation-free manner, or it can be "Generally Defined" as a Linear List of items in which all additions and