An array name contains base address of the array. Can we
change the base address of the array?
Answer Posted / sandeep rehlan
Not, we cann'e base change the base address of the array
because base address is a constant value.
like
int const i=5;
i++;
in this case i cann't be incremented. So, the base address
cann't be incremented.
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