How do I access a 3×3 array from first element to last using a pointer?
Is there a way to use a pointer to point at the first element of the array then loop until the end of the array?
Need help understanding pointer to a type of n elements in C (int (*p)[10])?
I am studying pointers in C and have written the following code:
Need help understanding pointer to a type of n elements in C (int (*p)[10])?
I am studying pointers in C and have written the following code:
Need help understanding pointer to a type of n elements in C (int (*p)[10])?
I am studying pointers in C and have written the following code:
Declaring multiple sequential pointers/values in C
There must be a better way. Please redeem my soul.
Declaring multiple sequential pointers/values in C
There must be a better way. Please redeem my soul.
Accessing information on a 2d array with a double pointer in a struct (C)
Trying to understand pointers, basically i created a M[x][y] array, a pointer to said array *p_M[x] and a pointer to said pointer **d_p_M; the first pointer point to the first element of a row in the array M, and the double pointer points to the first row in *p_M;
table of pointers to pointers to integers VS pointer to pointer to table of integers
I have 3 integers A, B & C from which I make pointers that I group in an array arrayABC of pointers to pointers:
Passing an array to a function in C – array subscript vs pointer dereferencing
Coming from mainly Python and JavaScript
Why does incrementing a pointer to an array give this result?
If I define a new (int) array, and increment the dereferenced pointer to this array by 1, why do I get the following result?