Re: pointer value

JD wrote:
>
> int (*a)[10];
> a++;
> what will be the value of a?

You answer this by considering what a is. It is a pointer to an
array of 10 ints. Since it is uninitialized, incrementing it (or
dereferencing it) results in undefined behavior.

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