What is the real difference between arrays and pointers?
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Answer Posted / johnson
Down at the lowest level, they both store addresses, there is
no difference. The difference is simply how the C language
allows you to use them, specially with multi dimensional
arrays. Single dimemsion arrays and pointers are practically
interchangeable.
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