C-pointer pointer

Overview:

The 77th program of the previous ' Classic C language programming 100 cases '

1#include <stdio.h>2 3 int4Mainvoid) {5     Char*s[]={"Mans","woman","Girl"," Boy","Sister"};6     Char**p;7     intK;8      for(k=0;k<5; k++) { 9p = &s[k];/*What statements are written here*/Tenprintf"%s\n",*p); One     } Aprintf"\ n"); -}

The variable s actually starts with the first character ' M ' in the first string (man) in the array, that is, the variable p and the variable s are pointers to pointers, and after understanding this, simply assign the first address of the one-dimensional array in each iteration to the variable p (each word in the main function, such as ' Man ', ' Woman ' equals a one-dimensional array):

C-pointer pointer