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Difference between an array of pointers and a pointer to an
array?

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Mani kandan  (9 years ago)

array of pointer -> each element of the array is an address to
memory location which holds the data.

Pointer to an array -> is base address of the array.

Ex.
void main()
{
char* test[]={"Name",Address","Ph No"};
return;
} //Here test is an array and every element of this array points to perticular string.

test itself is base address which can be called as pointer to array.

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