C++ help

Pointers are allowed but limited in use. Of course, I'm not a VB guru or anything. Mantra knows his shit. Ask him.

VB does not have pointers; it has references.

ok i have encounter with another problem plz help. I have to write a structure progame that have two char of arrays one for first name and one for last name a character variable to store the middle initial and an integer variable to store the age. here what i got so far
#include <iostream.h>

struct Name

{
char FirstName[20];
char MiddleName;
char LastName[20];
int Age;
};

ok the problem is i have to pass structure name to a function named FillStructure and fill it there. Anyone know how. i keep looking my school book and deosn't help.

You don't think a reference is close enough to a pointer to simply call it one?

Anyhow, additionally:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...&select=696597
http://www.codeproject.com/vbscript/...sual_basic.asp

How would you pass an int (int thisIsAnInteger) to a function (FillStructure) ?

VB does not have pointers; it has references.

there are pointers in the sense that you can get a variable/function address and hold that in another variable, but there's none of that convenient pointer arithmetic