10) When an array of pointers is passed through a function, what actually is passed?
1) address of the starting element
2) last element
3) first element
4) number of elements

• option 1
  
  Reason : When any array is passed through a function,always the address of starting element is passed
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• In Function value can be pass by two way
  1) Call by Value
  2) Call by Reference
  
  In Call by Value direct elements is passed in function.
  
  In Call by Reference address is passed in function.
  
  Array is the collection of multiple elements which are stored in contiguous memory location.
  so if address of first element is known the we can access all the element.
  
  address of all element can be find by formula given below by changing array index i
  address of element a[i]= Base address(address of first element)+i*size of datatype
  where a[] is array and i is array index
  a[0] is first element a[1] second and so on...
  
  In question we are passing an Array of pointer, So we will use Call by Reference
  So we will pass only the ADDRESS OF THE STARTING ELEMENT
  
  ANSWER: ADDRESS OF THE STARTING ELEMENT
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• 1) address of the starting element
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• ans:= 1227.33m
  Distance=speed*time
  (56*(10^3)*78.9)/3600=1227.33m
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• int getResult(Foo* fooPtrArray[])
  {
  
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  Doing this would pass the address of the starting element.
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• option 1
  
  Reason : When array is passed through a function call it passes the address of first element only.
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• address of the starting element
  
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• pointers generally store address when an array of pointers through a unction address of the starting element is passed
  
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• 1. address......
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• 1 because pointers are pointing an adress and array stores the sequential addresses
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• option 1 is correct
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• Ans-1)address of the starting element
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• address of the starting element.
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• address of starting element
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• 1 is correct
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• option 1 is correct
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