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main() { struct s1 { char *str; struct s1 *ptr; }; static struct s1 arr[] = { {"Hyderabad",arr+1}, {"Bangalore",arr+2}, {"Delhi",arr} }; struct s1 *p[3]; int i; < BR> for(i=0;i<=2;i++) p[i] = arr[i].ptr; printf("%s ",(*p)->str); printf("%s ",(++*p)->str); printf("%s ",((*p)++)->str); }

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