// Because when "mango" is re-declared as a pointer, which is a variable, // [indirect memory reference] is used, as opposed to array, which uses [direct memory reference]. // Say "mango" corresponds ...
printf("Address of ar[1] is %p\n", ar+1); printf("Address of ar[2] is %p\n", ar+2); // Equivalently, we can use & notation printf("Address of ar[0] is %p\n", &ar[0 ...
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