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What does this mean? I see it all the time in programs and I don’t get it:
int *array[9];
Why is the asterisk there. What is the difference between this declaration and this:
int array[9];
It’s an array of pointers to an integer. (array size is 9 elements. Indexes: 0 – 8)
This can also be stated as being an array of integer pointers.
int array[9], is an array of integers.