Can an array be an Ivalue?
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Answer / Amit Kumar Tiwari
No, in C, arrays are not considered as Ivalues (l-value), they are considered as Avalues (array values or r-value). An lvalue is a location which can appear on the left side of an assignment operator. However, you can pass an array to a function by its address, making it behave somewhat like an lvalue.
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