Grant Robinson wrote:
Ambiguity is the mother of many a mis-understanding. After re-reading your post, I assume when you say "character array" you mean "char *" and when I see "character array" I think "char []", so I thought you were saying something different than you actually were.
For both "char *" and "char []", the & is not necessary. That's all I'm saying. Even though & may work in some cases, it is required in none. That's it.
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