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wat is the difference between array and pointer?
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Answer / unni
array is a fixed sequence collection of elements of the same datatype:
pointer contains memory address as their values...
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Answer / shraddha choubey
1)array do not contains address.. but pointers contains address .
2)array means continues memory location but,pointers do not.
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Answer / sanjay gupta
array is the similsr type of data and pointer is a momery location of element...
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Answer / lucky
In a arry we have to specify length before we use.
But in the case of poiters we don't need.
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