The difference between int (*p) [10] and *p[10]

A pointer to a one-dimensional array with 10 integral elements is defined as: Int (*p) [10], and at first I always thought Int (*p) [10] was a way to define a two-dimensional array

int  a[4] [5], (*p) [5];     P=a;

/* With this definition, the pointer p points to the first address of the two-dimensional array A, which can be accessed later by P */

int *P[10] Defines an array of pointers, the size of which is 10, and each element in the array is a pointer to an integer variable

The difference between int (*p) [10] and *p[10]