Referencing of a value
I am new to C++ and have some doubts regarding referencing of values. I am giving an example below
int i=10;
int &j=i;
What is meant by the above stmt? As I am trying to compare C++ with C programming, I understood from the above that j is referencing to i. Then what is &j means address of i or address of j is stored in address of i.
Please clarify.
int i=10;
int &j=i;
What is meant by the above stmt? As I am trying to compare C++ with C programming, I understood from the above that j is referencing to i. Then what is &j means address of i or address of j is stored in address of i.
Please clarify.
In this case & has nothing to do with & that returns an address. int& is a type. Just like int* has nothing to do with dereferencing.
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