What are differences between pointers and arrays?
Explain the similarities and differences between pointer variables and array variables in C++.
- Shikha
- 24 Jul
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Pointer variables can be incremented but array variables can't be incremented/decremented.
Size of array is the sum of size of its elements contained in it whereas pointer size is simply no. of bytes assigned to pointer variable.Modal content
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an array is a collection of variables of similar data type whereas the pointer is a variable that stores the address of another variable.Modal content
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