IS it possible to define a zero sized array in c.if it is
possible how can the elements of that array can be
accessed.array index starts from zero,if it is possible to
define zero sized array how can be its first element can be
accesseed.
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Answer Posted / k satish kumar reddy
it is not possible to define a zero size array in C. Because
we must declare the size of the array at the time of
declaration. If we declare zero size array like array[0] the
compiler shows an error.
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