Whether we access argv via array indexing or pointer arithmetic, the output will be identical. To summarize our second part on pointers in C: pointer arithmetic happens always relative to the ...

An astute reader is now asking, Why not just return a pointer to an ... that structure across program or even computer boundaries. For example, I used a zero-length array in the Linux kernel's ...

So, I thought of creating a one-dimensional array of pointers to my existing arrays (so there aren't any copies), but I can't seem to initialize my new array correctly. Actually, all I've tried so ...

Programming C without ... of each value, arrays will become limiting. And they’re useless if you want to combine different data types together. Luckily, C provides us with proper alternatives ...