Passing Arrays to Function

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Passing Arrays to Function

Initialization of a one dimensional Array using function

int d[] ={1,2,3,4,5), instead of this, functions can also be directly called to initialize the array.

The following program illustrates this

Initialization of a one dimensional Array using function

Example: Write a program to initialize an array using functions.

Also read :While Loops

#inlcude<stdio.h>

#inlcud<conio.h>

main()

{

Int ge(), k, d[]={ge(), ge(),ge(), ge(),,ge()};

clrscr();

printf(“\n Array d[] elements are:”);

for(k=0; k<5; k++)

printf(“%2d”, d[k]);

retrun(NULL);

}

int ge()

{

static int, m,n;

m++;

printf(“\n Enter Number d [%d:]:”,m);

scanf(“%d”,&n);

retrun(n);

}

Also read :Loop-Iterations

OUTPUT

Enter Number d[1]: 4

Enter Number d[2]: 5

Enter Number d[3]: 6 

Enter Number d[4]: 7

Enter Number d[5]: 8

Array d[] elements are: 4 5 6 7 8

Also read :Type conversions

Explanation:

Function can be called at the end of the declaration of an array, in the above program d[] is an integer array and ge() is a user-defined function.

The function ge() when called, reads the value through the keyboard. The function ge() is called from an array i.e., the value returned by the function is assigned to the array element.

Also read :Operators in C Language