Are the expressions arr and &arr same for an array of integers?
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Answer / Parvendra Singh
No, they are not the same. Arrays are passed to functions by reference, so 'arr' is the base address of the array. On the other hand, '&arr' creates a pointer to the array (a separate variable that stores the address), which can lead to confusion and unnecessary memory usage.
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