pointer arrays and Arrays pointers

pointer array:array of pointers, which is used to store pointers to arrays, which are arrays of elements that are pointers

array pointer:A pointer to an array, which is a pointer to the array

Array of pointers: Each element in the array holds the address example: int *a[4];

Array pointers: An array of examples of values that are specific to the type: Int (*a) [4];

We compare the above two examples with the int *b, respectively.

1:int *a[4] Because the priority of the * is lower than [], so the expression can be written as: int * (a[4]);

We also convert int *b to int * (B[1]), which looks a bit like an int * (a[4]);

int * (a[1]) can only store an address of an integer variable, then int * (A[4]) is the only address that can store 4 shaping data.

2:int (*a) [4] () has the same precedence as [], we compare it with int B, first int A can be written as int b[1];

is int *&a[1]; int (*&b) [1]; Do we compare it to int (*a) [4] and find out? &b and A are the same nature, except that the &B step is an int type, The step of a is 4 of the size of the int type!

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pointer arrays and Arrays pointers