Answer Posted / chittaranjan

int (*ptr)[10];
is the proper declaration of pointer to an array, i.e. ptr
is a pointer to an array of 10 integers .

Note:
int *ptr[10];
which would make ptr the name of an array of 10 pointers to
type int.

#include show(int t,va_list ptr1) { int a,x,i; a=va_arg(ptr1,int) printf(" %d",a) } display(char) { int x; listptr; va_star(otr,s); n=va_arg(ptr,int); show(x,ptr); } main() { display("hello",4,12,13,14,44); }

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