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Answer» Hi folks,
I am confuse on this topic. What is relevant of pointer to an array.
I thought that array itself is a pointer. Which keep track of it's memory addresses.
If we print it using %u it will print the address and if we USE %d it will print the value in it.
Example
#include
void main()
{
INT s[2][2] = { {12,34},{56,78}};
int (*p)[2]; /* please explain this with more accuracy*/
int i,j*pint; /* please explain this with more accuracy*/
for (i=0;1<2;i++)
{ p = &s;
pint = (int*)p;
printf("/n");
for(j=0;j<2;j++) printf("%d",*(pint+j));
}
}
output
12 34
56 78
Thank you please do explain it with Lehman language. I would be greatfull.
Regards
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