Function Call By Reference In C++

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[@CppNuts]

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[@HemanthaKumarYadav]

I was really confused before this video thank you sir

[@CppNuts]

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[@lysdexic9129]

I'm a bit confused when using a reference as a function parameter as it must be different from a reference defined in the body of a function. A reference defined in the body of a function needs to be initialised and the reference cannot be re-assigned to 'point' to another variable once initialised. So when passing an argument to a function with a reference parameter is there some type of initialisation occurring also each time the function is called a different variable can be passed. Thanks.

[@CppNuts]

lys dexic you are correct.. Reference can not be created without initialization, and they get initialize when ever you call that function.

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