(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hello, I was wanting to know if there was anyway that you could use an array to get functions.

like this for example

array ={function1, function2, function3}
then just use like
array[0] that would do function one. or something.
i don't know if this is even possible.

if anyone can help or show me a better way of doing something like this. it'd be great.

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Well there are these things called function pointers and you could make an array of them and use them like so:

    #include <iostream>



using namespace std;



void PrintWord1();

void PrintWord2();

void PrintWord3();



int main()

{

    void (*pfunc[3])();

    pfunc[0] = &PrintWord1;

    pfunc[1] = &PrintWord2;

    pfunc[2] = &PrintWord3;

    

    pfunc[0]();

    pfunc[1]();

    pfunc[2]();



    return 0;

}



void PrintWord1()

{

    cout << "Hello World-1" << endl;

}

void PrintWord2()

{

    cout << "Hello World-2" << endl;

}

void PrintWord3()

{

    cout << "Hello World-3" << endl;

}