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I just started with pointers in C.. What is the difference between int *m[a] and int (*m)[a]? I think the first one simply declares an array m of a elements. What do you mean by the second declaration?
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Assuming that a is constant declared before compilation: int *m[a] - looks like an array of pointers (int type) int (*m)[a] - looks like a pointer to array of integers
Very helpfull tool is: http://cdecl.ridiculousfish.com/?q=int+*m%5B5%5D%3B it converts c declaration to english ;)
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