Pointer Example

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Section 19.3 Pointer Example

Here is an example of how to use pointers in order to have a function modify a variable outside of its scope.

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Challenge: Please write a function that converts a time given in minutes to hours and minutes. For example, 162 minutes should be converted to 2 hours and 42 minutes, whereas 59 minutes should be 0 hours and 59 minutes. The prototype and main function have been written already; all you have to do is write the function.

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When your program performs correctly you’ll be given a keyword to enter in Canvas.

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