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Can someone explain to me the difference between:
int *arr[5] vs. int (*arr)[5] vs. int *(*arr)[5]
I’m trying to wrap my mind around how pointers/arrays are actually represented in C…
I would suggest using http://cdecl.org.
int *arr[5]“declare arr as array 5 of pointer to int”int (*arr)[5]“declare arr as pointer to array 5 of int”int *(*arr)[5]“declare arr as pointer to array 5 of pointer to int”plus a visit to this page from MSDN: Interpreting more complex declarators.