I appreciate all of the replies and directions. I am taking a
self-study class from the Game Institute.... (I'm hiding under my
desk, please don't throw anything!) The instructor has written the
book and seems simple enough to understand. We have covered, let me
rephrase, I have covered: Namespaces, Include Directives a brief
description of the std library, local and global variables. Functions
in the basic sense of the word. Arithmetic Operations Loops, (for, if,
if else, while....etc.) 

The chapter that I am working on is called references and pointers. I
am  pretty sure that I understand the concept of pointers and
references, but when asked to create a dice rolling function once
using references and a second time using pointers... I don't
understand the need for this. This program can be written (I believe)
very simply using a function, a random number and returning the
appropriate array position for both die. 

I am probably not making any sense. But it sounds perfect to me in my
brain! :)

Any thoughts would be welcome. Please remember that I am new to this
and don't understand a lot of code! 

Thanks again!
Stephanie


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