How C syntax should be
How C syntax should be
Isaac Hall
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Elijah Ortiz
i'm just learning C - isn't this table how it actually is?
Hudson Gonzalez
mostly no. it's wierder than that.
Luke Hill
Using Python professionally for years has trained me not to think about this shit. Probably not a good thing.
Elijah Rogers
error: I put function pointer returning array of ints twice
Andrew Cooper
thats why python is so slow and not low level
Justin Wood
btw, what's the difference between:
int array[][SIZE];
int* array[SIZE];
int** array;
? or would you happen to know any resources that can clarify on this? is this in KR's C book?
Cooper Garcia
pointers are unbounded unless you use a for loop with pointer math. arrays are bounded, arrays are only pointers if you refer to the first element of it like; foo[0]; or foo;
&foo is not a pointer. [] is shorthand for dereference but * means 3 things, pointer, dereference or multiplication
Austin Rivera
basically same difference between
int arr[];
int *arr;
but with another level of indirection
Aiden Nguyen
>arrays are bounded
I am sorry, what language are you talking about, user?