The ONE Thing Most C Programmers Get Wrong!

An Array variable is a special type of pointer.
Lots of programmers think that statement is correct. You may even have read something similar in programming books. Well, it’s not true. In C, an array is not a variable and it’s not a pointer. In this lesson, I explain what an array is - and it may not be what you think it is!

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PROGRAMMING BOOKS
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If you want to learn programming in more depth (and also support this channel!) you might think of buying one of my books. I have written books on C programming, Using Pointers in C, Recursion and other programming topics. You can buy my books (paperback or Kindle) on Amazon.

** The Little Book Of Pointers **
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** The Little Book Of C Programming **
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