Initiation of the indicator C
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I'm interested in your review of the table of this resource. http://microsin.net/programming/dsp/difference-between-pointer-and-array-in-c.html in paragraph 2 of the comparison table
- The indicator cannot be initialized in the definition. Nor can it be possible to initiate the memory indicated by the index when defining the indicator.
What does that mean?
I can give the address to the teller in clear form.
char* prt = (char*) 0xB8000000;
The index in this code indicates the area of memory 0xB8000000. I understand the statement, "The Denominator cannot be initialized in the definition." That's not correct.
Is the author wrong?
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The author of the article is wrong.
He seems to mean that one line cannot create a dynamic body and immediately indicate its elements.