No, it's not homework, although it sounds like one. This is something I'm trying to tackle all by myself.
& : It gives the address of the value of something.
* : It gives the value of the address of something.
The results give an error. Error of In-direction.
However, it wouldn't let me do "pass by reference from an argument, and get the value of the passed reference's value the reference address is referencing."
Wordy...
So, for std::cout, I could get what the passed argument's value is, right?
It wouldn't work for function arguments that way...
int GCF (int a, int b){ int gcf = 0; while (true) { gcf = a % b; if (gcf == 0) return b; a = b; b = gcf; } }int foo (int & a, int & b){ return GCF (a, b); //ERROR}
