C/C++ C++: Passing Parameters to a Function

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The discussion centers on how parameters are passed to functions in C++. An example is provided with a function definition, illustrating the syntax for passing an integer parameter. The conversation briefly touches on the underlying mechanics, such as stack operations, but the original poster indicates they have found the solution elsewhere and thanks the participants for their input.
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Can anyone explain to me how are the parameter passed on to the function in C++?
 
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Do you mean this?
Code: 
void f(int x) { ... }

// ...
f(3);
// ...

Or are you asking how it works with the stack and all that?
 
Yes. But I already got the solution from somewhere else.Thanks anyway.
 

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