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Fr0steh:
hey! pointers are teh r0x when you know how to use them! they just dont make coffee XD

edit: oh wait! they do make coffee if for some reason the pointer is accessed by a coffee machine!! xD

Slykester:
Your best starting point, and the best advice you have been given is

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--- Quote from: Pzc on July 21, 2009, 11:04:43 AM ---Since you allocate the array with new methinks
it should look like this:


--- Code: ---
void sort(double *arry, int);  <== function prototype

void sort(double *arry, int size) <===== function definition

--- End code ---

You should also delete everything you new:

--- Code: ---
...
   cout << "Average test score: " << average << endl;
   cout << "****************************" << endl;
   delete [] scores;
}

--- End code ---

--- End quote ---

Yes, definitely that ;) I take it this is for an assignment?

ant900:
Deleting memory does tend to be a good thing.

Also that bubble sort is pretty ugly IMO, you should try using a faster algorithm or clean that up.

Proin Drakenzol:
iirc


void sort(double array[], int num)

should work.


it's been about five years since I last used C++, though. I used Java in college and haven't programmed at all since joining the Navy.

xShadow:
Yeah, but you have to modify a few variables in the actual function if you're gonna go that route. I outlined that in the post with the correction I suggested.

To be honest, though, I just now noticed that me and Pzc essentially told him to do the same thing at the beginning, but apparently people misunderstand each other on the internetz very easily. >_>

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