So we were going over how to pass arrays to functions in my C++ class the other day, and the teacher says "By default, C++ passes arrays by reference." I go "wtf, no it doesn't." After a few ...

When an array is passed as an argument to a function, only the name of an array is used as argument. The argument marks in the above code represents the memory address of first element of array ...

You can't pass the array as a template parameter that way, because the array evaluates to a pointer the the first element (minus a few type differences in some border cases).

The output in the javascript console is false, it shows only "40" numbers, whereas when I rewrite the code directly in js or when I try it with a test function in C++, the output is correct. So my ...