I cant figure out how to pass an array say int x[5]; to a function so that function can access it. I'd like to just be able to pass it the values in the array without manually passing each individual elements. Thanx PS i use dev 4 C++

Try sending it just the variable, which would be just 'x'. So at the top, you would declare your functions like: int Function(value[5]); Then you would call it like: result = Function(x); And the function would look like: int Function(value[5]) { // do stuff } That should do it. Kev

sorry, i didnt explain right, realized what you saw from what i said ;] i mean is there anyway like to pass from int main() and funct call ie int array(int); int main() { array(); return 0; } int array(x[51]) //51 elements { array[1]=x[0] array[1]=4; array[2]=3; array[3]=array[1] + array[2]; return array[3]; } sorta like this, thanx again

I think there is a way that you can set a parameter in the function prototype to be an array, something like void myFunction(int myvalue[]); and then you just say myFunction(arrayName);