Number one.
int main(){
int a =10, b =3, c, d;
div( a, b, &c, &d);
cout<<" share ="<<c<<" rest ="<d<<<endl;"
return 0;
}
Output>> Quotation = 3 Remaining = 1
Number two.
int main(){
int a =10, b =3, c, d;
div( a, b, c, d);
cout<<" share ="<<c<<" rest ="<d<<<endl;"
return 0;
}
Output Quotation = 3 Remaining = 1
Source code, the difference between the two is the difference between div(a,b,c,d); and &. How do I make a division (output result) using the source code above?
c++
The first is to create a div function using pointer variables, and the second is to create a div function using reference variables in C++ languages.
The pointer variable is a variable in the form of int* x and the reference variable is a variable in the form of int&x. Note that the pointer variable is in both C and C++ languages, and the reference variable is in C++ languages only and not in C languages.
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