Answer / nikhil

The meaning of equivalence is to convey that the pointers
and array syntax like ptr[i] *(array +i) can be used
interchangeably.

Answer / sameer

name of array(without subscript) points to the first
location of array.
eg. a[10].
a points to first location of array.

Answer / shruti

An array is a constant pointer.
a[10] is equivalent to *a..
it is known as base pointer..

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