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?
Allocated memory in heap by a function() is acting like stack memory
I have been searching for 2 days , I read similar posts but still can`t grasp what is
happening in my heap memory.
c multi-dimensional arrays vs pointers
I’ve struggling to understand some details of how it’s possible to access multi-dimensional arrays using pointer arithmetic and have come up with some results that don’t seem to make sense:
two different function pointer calls with the same value returning in C
Here we have two function pointer calls that assigned the returned values to variables in different ways.