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Array |
Pointer |
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Array is a constant
pointer. |
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Pointer variable can be
changed. |
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It refers directly to
the elements. |
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It refers address of the
variable. |
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Memory allocation is in
sequence. |
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Memory allocation is
random. |
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Allocates the memory
space which cannot resize or reassigned. |
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Allocated memory size
can be resized. |
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It is a group of
elements. |
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It is not a group of
elements. It is a single variable. |
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Array can be initialized
at definition. ·
Example
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Pointer can’t be
initialized at a definition · int *p; |
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The assembly code of
Array is different than Pointer. |
·The assembly code of Pointer is different than Array |
Milan Tomic
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