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ARRAY OF POINTERS

ARRAY OF POINTERS:


            Array of pointers are used to define more than one pointer variable of the same data type.  The general format of declaring array of pointers is:

            Syntax:           datatype *ptrvariable[size];
Where,
            Datatype specifies type of the data that can be pointed by each pointer variable.
            Ptrvariable is name of the pointer variable that follows same rules as a valid identifier.
            Size represents maximum number of elements.

            Example:        int *ptr[10];

/* EXAMPLE PROGAM 1 FOR ARRAY OF POINTERS */
main()
{
            int i,*p[5],a,b,c;
            clrscr();
            a=10;
            b=20;
            c=30;
            p[0]=&a;
            p[1]=&b;
            p[2]=&c;
            printf("\nElements Are:");
            for(i=0;i<3;i++)
            printf("%5d",*p[i]);

}

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