Pointer array and array pointer, pointer array pointer

Pointer array and array pointer, pointer array pointer

# Include <iostream> int main (int argc, char ** argv) {char * s [10]; // pointer array char (* s1) [10]; // array pointer // the first one is a pointer array, that is, the pointer is an adjective used to modify the array. it is visible and the focus falls on it. This is an array. // What are the elements of the array? Yes pointer to the character array pointer. // there are 10 elements in the pointer array. // So char SC [2]; s [0] = SC; // or the following method is also true. Char ss [] = {"hello"}; s [1] = ss; printf (ss); // For array pointers, an array is an adjective that focuses on it as a pointer. // Is a pointer to the character array. The length of this character array must be 10 // that is, char myString [10]; s1 = & myString; return 0 ;}

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