In C or C++, can you initialize an array of pointers to array of integer in a way that resembles initializing an array of pointers to strings?
In C or C++, you can declare:
Getting array items with + operator
As far as I know, array variables are pointers to the first item of array, so for me to access them without a[1], and with + operator, I should increase pointer address by 1 to get second item of the array.
Q about pointers and arrays in C
I was going over some statements for pointers in c on how to iterate through an array (A) starting at index 1. I was able to understand why the following works:
int* B = A; printf(“%dn”, B[i – 1]);