#include  

Void main () 
{
A char (*) [6]="world"; 
Char * b=a; 
Printf (" % c ", a); 
Printf (" % c ", * * a); 
Printf (" % c ", * b); 
Printf (" % c ", * (a + 2)); 
Printf (" % c ", * (b + 2)); 
If (a==* a) printf (" yes "); 
The else printf (" no "); 
If (a==b) printf (" Y "); 
The else printf (" N "); 
System (" pause "); 
} 

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CodePudding user response:

The building Lord determine program can compile? What version of the compiler?

CodePudding user response:

reference 1st floor ooolinux response:

can be compiled by the landlord to determine program? What version of the compiler?

Vs2010... ...

CodePudding user response:

Save as CPP cannot pass, save as c format warn a lot of, this program does not make sense,
Under my understanding:
Suppose you have a char c [6]="world"
A char (*) [6]=c//so * a==c is equal to the first address a==character array & amp; C value or is equal to the first address character array, and so * a==a
Char * b===a//so b is equal to a character array first address
Printf (" % c ", a);//in c % format output first address meaningless
Printf (" % c ", * * a);//output c [0]=='w'
Printf (" % c ", * b);//output c [0]=='w'
Printf (" % c ", * (a + 2));//a + 2==c + 2 * 6==c + 12, * (a + 2) is unknown meaningless
Printf (" % c ", * (b + 2));//output c [2]=='r'
If (a==* a) printf (" yes ");//output yes
If (a==b) printf (" Y ");//output Y