Const char * array [] and char * const array []

Int main () {char ABC [] = "ABC"; char def [] = "def"; char * const array [] = {"ABC", "def "}; char * const array2 [] = {ABC, Def}; const char * array3 [3] = {"ABC", "def "}; // char * const array3 [2]; // error, which must be initialized during definition, because the array stores the constant char mych [] = "Hello World "; array3 [2] = mych; // array3 [2] [0] = 'Z'; // error, prompting that the constant cannot be assigned a value // array2 [0] = mych; // array [0] [0] = 'Z'; // array [0] the pointer to the string is in the text constant area, you cannot change array2 [0] [0] = 'Z'; // The string pointed to by the array2 [0] pointer in the stack, you can change cout <array [0] <Endl; cout <array2 [0] <Endl; getchar (); Return 0 ;}