Explanation: In the above program, *arrp[3] is declared as an array of pointers. Using first
forloop, the addresses of various elements of array ‘arr[]’ are assigned to ‘*arrp[]’.
The second for loop picks up addresses from ‘*arrp[]’ and displays the values present at
those locations. Here, each element of ‘*arrp[]’ points to the respective element of array
‘arr[]’.
Table 12.2 Arrays of pointers in memory
Element no.Array of valuesElement no.Array of addresses
arr[0]
5
arrp[0]
65418
arr[1]
10
arrp[1]
65420
arr[2]
15
arrp[2]
65422
12.6 PASSING ARRAY ELEMENTS TO A FUNCTION ...
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