It's like this, take a fucntion: void blah(int r) r is a local variable. It's value is initialized to whatever you pass it. Just because it's in a parameter list does not mean it isn't a loca...

thanks for your help. i already knew about 98% of what you wrote. the new point is that in "int *p;" that i was taught, c++ sees it as "int* p;". now that i know the asterisk goes with the datatype...

here's the final animal: //Brian W. Papocchia //Programming Assignment Set 3 //Part 3, Array version 9 - Use functions with pointers // Output: array forwards, total, array in reverse, highes...