Return by reference, C/C++ Programming

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Return by reference:

The return value of the function must be an address variable.  In following program the

function returns the value of x or y and their types are declared as reference variable.

 

int &f_ref(int &c, int &d); // int &f_ref(int, int) is invalid for reference variable void main( )

{int a, b,c;

c=f_ref(a, b);

}

int &f_ref(int &x, int &y)

{if x>y return x; else return y;

}

 

 


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