Hello Coders! We already studied in the last article how to pass Arrays in functions. But do you know that it's not the only way to do that! In this article, we are going to see multiple ways to pass an array into functions: 1. Pass as a

Functions - we already did this topic right! Then why again? 🤔 Well, so far we have only studied simple variables being used or passed as arguments in functions but now we will study how we can use arrays in functions. Let's revise how functions worked: #include <iostream&

We already know how to iterate through arrays using for loops right? But in C++, there's another type of for loop called the ranged for loop through which we can access the array elements very easily. Suppose today's your birthday and you want to distribute toffees

Remember Kirti, Jubin, and Riya's example? If not then let me state it again. Suppose there are 3 students: Riya, Jubin and Kirti. We need to write a program to input their marks and print their average. From what we have studied so far, we know that we

Iterating Arrays In the last post, we learned what arrays are and how we can create, initialize and access an array. For accessing array elements we printed every element of array one by one manually. Something like this! #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { // create an array

Before introducing arrays, let me take up a simple question. Suppose there are 3 students: Riya, Jubin and Kirti. We need to write a program to input their marks and print their average. I'd probably create 3 variables, take input, and print the average. Something like this! #include&