c++ - passing value by reference but still showing address not value -

i writing code poker game, having problems figuring out way pass value class object..in case class card..object deck.. want simulate dealing 5 cards player..i created object of type card called player1.. after creating deck ..and shuffling deck..i want draw 5 cards object deck..and pass object player1..

however when print screen see if value passed in adress of cell..not value. here code

code class deck 

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 class card         {         public:             int face;             int suit;              void tostring() {                 cout<<facestring[face]<<" of "<<suitstring[suit]<<endl;             }          }; 

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code class of deal 

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 class deal         {         public:         card deck[52];              void todisplay(){                 (int j = 0; j < 5; j++) {                   cout<<"player card "; deck[j].tostring();                  }             }            };  

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  //creation of both objects             card deck[52];              card player1[5]; 

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in main   player1.deck; <<==[error] request member 'deck' in 'player1', of non-class type 'deal [5]' 

you got wrong function signature:

this prototype

void deal(const int wdeck[][13], const char *wface[],             const char *wsuit[]); 

this function implementatiion

    void deal(const int wdeck[][13], const char *wface[],                const char wsuit[]  ) {      // blah blah } 

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