Answer / vikesh

int *a[5] means that there are 5 integer pointers[which
store adresess of only integers] whose adresses are in
continous locations and each pointer name is accesed by *a
[0],*a[1]....*a[4].for example
a[0]=n means a[0] points to n, a[1]=p means a[1] points to
p.[where n and p are integers]Let the adress of n and p be
some 625 and 254 respectively. then a[0] will hold 625
whose adress is(assume)1000 and a[1]will hold 254 whose
adress is 1002.similarly the a[2] will hold some adress(if
u make it to point) with its adress 1004 and a[3] will hold
some others adress with its adress 1006 and a[4] will hold
some others adress with its adress 1008.

Answer / nagi

array of pointers

Answer / ravi saini

Array of pointers...Points the integer values

Answer / vignesh1988i

it refers to the array of addresses or array of pointers
which can hold a 5 element address of integer type only.....
it allocates 5*2=10 bytes of space.... this 2 dosen't refers
that it is an integer so 2 bytes is multiplied.... since any
data type address is always holds 2 bytes of space in most
of the compilers used,..........

thank u

Answer / ann

its basically a pointer to a pointer

Answer / muthukumar

declearation of one dimensional pointer array having 6
elements like a[0],a[1],a[2],a[3],a[4],a[5].

Answer / shivukumar hiremath

In general array
of pointers..but
we can
say..content of a
of 5(i.e *a[5] we
read and its a
type of int so
that . .the memory
allocated is 4byte
of int and
multiplied with 5
20bytes . .starting
address 4bytes for
pointer variable
a..

Answer / krishna

array of 5 pointers

Answer / valli

a two dimensional array of 5 rows and n columns

Answer / fazlur rahaman naik

5th element in an array of integer pointers.

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