why this code dosen't work ? ( &array in prototype)

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good after noon programmers,hope are happy this is the code : ``` #include void sum(int &a[]) { a[2] = a[1] +a[0]; } int main() { int a[3]={4,2,0}; sum(a); cout<0) { V0=0; y=int(0.5*a_y*time*time -V0*time + y0); time +=6.0/FPS; protect_from_jump=t…

Accepted Answer

Are you really trying to declare an array of references? If so, then you just can't.

If, however, you want to declare a reference to an array (which again I don't see the reason for in this particular case), then you have to parenthesize it because `[]` has higher precedence than `&`. Furthermore, in that case, you have to give a dimension to your array else it's a compiler error:

```
void sum(int (&a)[10])
{
    // do stuff
}
```

why this code dosen't work ? ( &array in prototype)

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