Answer / Shivashish Patel

"Arrays in C are a contiguous block of memory holding elements of the same data type, while pointers are variables that store the memory address of other variables. Although arrays can behave like pointers, they have some differences: arrays provide automatic memory management and array subscripting syntax, whereas pointers require explicit memory allocation and pointer arithmetic to access elements. However, pointers offer more flexibility as they can point to any data type, not just arrays of a specific type. "

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