Pointer manipulation

Question

In the example given shouldn't it be obj->var instead of obj.var as we are calling function with &obj. Kindly clarify. Thanks in advance

Answer 1

if the function is defined like this:
void func(MyClass & obj)
then you call it like this:
func(myobj)
and inside func you refer to members like this:
obj.var, obj.method()

If func is defined like this:
void func(MyClass * pobj)
then you call it like this:
func(&myobj)
and inside it you refer to members like this:
pobj->var, pobj->method()

Answer 2

We need the code sample, because lessons and codes don't link automatically when you post a thread.

Answer 3

ok I will attach code.

Answer 4

So my basic doubt comes to if we need to pass a function with address of an object, can we pass object name like we pass array name as base address? example function(obj) where obj is object of some class.