[IndiaJonathan]

Hello, I am trying to return an array, for example:

int main()
{
   string billy [] = {"falfkja", "2", "77", "40", "12071"};
    changethatstring(billy);
system("pause");
return 1;
}

string changethatstring(string arraystuff[]){
     arraystuff[1]="test";
       return arraystuff[];
       }

[GWatt]

Since arrays in C/C++ are stored on the stack you can't return them, or the address of any local variable for that matter. However, since you are using C++ you can use vectors. Is there a reason you don't use a vector?

[IndiaJonathan]

The only reason is because I don't understand them yet, could you give me an example?

And not just an example, please give one with passing it through the functions.

[jimblumberg]

I recommend that you Google std::vector, study the documentation for this class and try to implement your program. You may also want to study the links in my signature, they should help you understand functions.

Jim