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If I create a global array of const values, e.g.
const int SOME_LIST[SOME_LIST_SIZE] = {2, 3, 5, 7, 11};
is it possible for SOME_LIST to be modified in any way?
How can I write this such that SOME_LIST points to a const memory location, and is a const pointer itself (i.e. cannot be pointed somewhere else)?
The way you have it is correct.
Also, you don’t need to provide
SOME_LIST_SIZE; C++ will figure that out automatically from the initializer.