I'm reading Object-Oriented programming in c++ by Roert Lafaore and see something like
void bsort(person**, int);
I'm like wtf -- never seen that before and all it really says is: The address of a pointer is a pointer to a pointer. That didn't really help. Can anyone elaborate on this?
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I'm reading Object-Oriented programming in c++ by Roert Lafaore and see something like
void bsort(person**, int);
I'm like wtf -- never seen that before and all it really says is: The address of a pointer is a pointer to a pointer. That didn't really help. Can anyone elaborate on this?
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