C Language, NEWBIE in need of help

NEWBIE in need of help

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John Lin #1 / 4	NEWBIE in need of help Indicate whether or not each of these expressions is equivalent to a[j][k] A: (a[j] + k) B: ((a+j))[k] C: ((a+k))[j] D: (&a[0][0] + j + k) E: (((a+j))+k) --
Mon, 22 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Martin Ambuh #2 / 4	NEWBIE in need of help Quote: > Indicate whether or not each of these expressions is equivalent to a[j][k] > A: (a[j] + k) > B: ((a+j))[k] > C: ((a+k))[j] > D: (&a[0][0] + j + k) > E: (((a+j))+k) Why don't you just send us your instructors email address, so you don't have to post these one at a time? Once you know that E1[E2] means the same thing as (*(E1+(E2))), you can immediately do your homework for yourself. -- --
Tue, 23 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jian Wan #3 / 4	NEWBIE in need of help Quote: >Indicate whether or not each of these expressions is equivalent to a[j][k] >A: (a[j] + k) >B: ((a+j))[k] >C: ((a+k))[j] >D: (&a[0][0] + j + k) >E: (((a+j))+k) >-- If the variable a is defined as TYPE **a; then I think option E is correct. --
Tue, 23 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Andy Knigh #4 / 4	NEWBIE in need of help Quote: > Indicate whether or not each of these expressions is equivalent to a[j][k] > A: (a[j] + k) > B: ((a+j))[k] > C: ((a+k))[j] > D: (&a[0][0] + j + k) > E: (((a+j))+k) > -- A, B & D -- Andy Knight void main() detected - core dumped. --
Tue, 23 Oct 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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