invalid types `int[int]' for array subscript

Im getting an error " invalid types `int[int]' for array subscript "

I've made the line bold.

whats wrong with this code?

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#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
using namespace std;
ifstream infile("IDSAT.dat");
const int value=25;
void readdata(int&, int[], int[]);
void printarrs(int, int[], int[]);
void lsort(int, int[], int[]);
void printarrs(int, int[], int[]);
void bsort(int, int[], int[]);
void printarrs(int, int[], int[]);
double mean(int, int[]);
void findlimits(int [], int, int&, int&);
int search(int[], int, int);
int main()
{
     int n=0, ID[value], scores[value], max, min, numb, pos;
     double average;
    
	 readdata(n, ID, scores);
     printarrs(n ,ID, scores);
     lsort(n, ID, scores);
     printarrs(n, ID, scores);
     bsort(n, ID, scores);
     printarrs(n, ID, scores);
     average=mean(n, scores);
     cout<<"The average of the SAT scores is: "<<average<<endl;
     findlimits(scores, n, max, min);
     cout<<"Max is: "<<max<<" and Min is: "<<min<<endl;
     cout<<"Please enter a score value to find: ";
     cin>>numb;
     pos=search(scores, n, numb);
     if(pos!=-1)
          cout<<numb<<" found in position "<<pos<<endl;
     else
          cout<<numb<<" not found"<<endl;
     
     
     
     infile.close();
     system("pause");
     return 0;
}

//Reads the data into the 2 functions using a parallel array.
void readdata(int& n, int ID[], int scores[]){

     for(int i=0; i<10; i++){
          infile>>ID[i];
          infile>>scores[i];
          n++;
     }
     
     return;
}

////Prints the values stored in the arrays.
void printarrs(int n, int ID[], int scores[]){
     
     cout<<"Original Set of Data"<<endl;
     cout<<"ID"<<"     "<<"SAT score"<<endl;
     
     for(int i=0; i<n; i++)
          cout<<ID[i]<<"     "<<scores[i]<<endl;
     
     cout<<endl;
     
     return;
}

//sorts ID numbers in descending order and syncs the SAT nnumbers with the ID array
void lsort(int n, int ID[], int scores[]){
     
     int  j, temp, temp2;

     for (int i=1; i<n; i++) {
          j=i;
          while (j > 0 && ID[j - 1] < ID[j]) {
               temp = ID[j];
               temp2=scores[j];
               ID[j] = ID[j - 1];
               scores[j]=scores[j-1];
               ID[j - 1] = temp;
               scores[j-1]=temp2;
               j--;
            }
      }
     return;
     }

//Sorts the SAT scores into ascending order while syncing the ID scores with the SAT scores
void bsort(int n, int ID[], int scores[]) {

     bool swapped = true;
     int j = 0, temp, temp2;

     while (swapped) {
          swapped = false;
          j++;

          for (int i = 0; i < n - j; i++) {
               if(scores[i]>scores[i+1]) {
               temp=scores[i];
               temp2=ID[i];
               scores[i]=scores[i+1];
               ID[i]=ID[i+1];
               scores[i + 1]=temp;
               ID[i+1]=temp2;
               swapped = true;
                  }
            }
     }
     return;
}
//Finds the average of the SAT scores.
double mean(int n, int scores[]){
     
     int sum=0;
     
     for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i)
	      sum+=scores[i];    
          
     return sum/n;
}

//Finds the maximum and minimum score of the SAT results.
void findlimits(int scores[], int n, int& max, int& min){

     max=scores[n-1];
     min=scores[0];

     return;
}

//Searches for the number inputed.
int search(int scores, int n, int numb){
     
     for(int i=0; i<n; i++)
          if(scores[i]==numb)
               return i;
     return -1;
}
You've mis-typed the scores parameter as a straight int, not an array, at line 136.

Jim
thank you! I knew It was a little mistake like that.
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