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1. Isn't an array/arrayname always a pointer to the first element in C?    stackoverflow.com

What's going in below isn't an arrayname always a pointer to the first element in C?

int myArray[10] = {0};

printf("%d\n", &myArray); /* prints memadress for first element */
printf("%d\n", myArray); /* this prints ...

2. In C, is the address of the first element in an array the same as the address of the array?    stackoverflow.com

Consider this:

int i[50];
void *a = i; //i.e. = &i[0]
void *b = &i;

3. Pointer to first element in array! (C)    stackoverflow.com

I'm new to C. I know this has been asked in many forms but mine is a little unique...I guess. I have an unsigned short pointer.

6 unsigned short *pt;  
7 pt ...

4. Beginner Removing first element from an array of structs (C)    stackoverflow.com

I have an array of structs (actually it's a heap array sorted by priority).

 typedef struct {
    char name[MAX_CHARACTERS+1];
    int priority;
} person;
person p[MAX_HEAPSIZE+1];

5. Once again pointer to first element vs pointer to array cast topointer to element    bytes.com

I know that this topic has been discussed a lot, still I'd appreciate a clear cut (and correct) answer: I pass a multidimensional array to a function, which is defined as int f(int a[10][10]) { int *b=(void*)a; int *c=a[0]; /*...*/ } Now the questions come: - Is it guaranteed that b and c points to the same object (or is this ...

6. pointing to first element of an array**    bytes.com

"John den Haan" I was wondering how I can pass a pointer to a 2D-array (declared with a malloc-construct) as if it were a continuous 1D-array of the size (rows*cols)? Is this at all possible, and if so, how? That depends upon exactly what your 'malloc-construct' is. Each (successful) call to 'malloc()' allocates a ...

7. pointer to first element in array    cboard.cprogramming.com