what about "char *(*(*a[])())();"
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Answer / jaroosh
"char *(*(*a[])())();"
is a string, but
char *(*(*a[])())();
is NOT.
It is simply a function pointer declaration, which says :
"declare an array named 'a', of pointers to functions that
take no arguments and return a pointer to a function that
takes no arguments and returns a pointer to char"...thew,
reading function pointers is actually kinda complicated.
NOTE: char *(*(*a[])())(); is an erroneous declaration, for
it to be proper, you have to specify array size, eg:
char *(*(*a[5])())(); will work.
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Answer / guest
Simply it is a string.Bze in C the contents within "" will
treate as strings.
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