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When is subtracting two pointers meaningful?
When is subtracting two pointers meaningful?
- When they are of different data types
- When they point to elements of the same array (correct)
- When they point to different arrays
- When they point to different types
How can a pointer be used to step through an array?
How can a pointer be used to step through an array?
- By comparing it with another pointer
- By dividing its value
- By multiplying its value
- By incrementing its value (correct)
What is the relationship between arrays and pointers?
What is the relationship between arrays and pointers?
- The name of an array can be used as a pointer to the first element in the array (correct)
- Arrays and pointers are unrelated
- Arrays and pointers cannot be related
- Arrays and pointers are interchangeable
What does the sizeof operator primarily do?
What does the sizeof operator primarily do?
How can an array argument be protected from change?
How can an array argument be protected from change?
What is the result of adding 3 to the pointer p?
What is the result of adding 3 to the pointer p?
What is the result of subtracting 6 from the pointer p?
What is the result of subtracting 6 from the pointer p?
What does the result of subtracting two pointers represent?
What does the result of subtracting two pointers represent?
What does adding an integer j to a pointer p yield?
What does adding an integer j to a pointer p yield?
What does subtracting an integer j from a pointer p yield?
What does subtracting an integer j from a pointer p yield?
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