When creating a pointer array in c what does the effect of adding parentheses do?
For example
int (*poi)[2];
vs
int *poi[2];
When creating a pointer array in c what does the effect of adding parentheses
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When creating a pointer array in c what does the effect of adding parentheses do?
For example
int (*poi)[2];
vs
int *poi[2];
Pointer to an array of 2
ints:An array of two
intpointers:Normally Array has higher precedence than the pointer, but if you add the parentheses then the pointer comes “first”.