My background is C++ and I\'m currently about to start developing in C# so am doing some research. However, in the process I came across something that raised a question abo
it's as simple as:
int arr[10];
int* arr_pointer1 = arr;
int* arr_pointer2 = &arr[0];
so, since arrays are contiguous in memory, writing
arr[1];
is the same as writing:
*(arr_pointer+1)
pushing things a bit further, writing:
arr[2];
//resolves to
*(arr+2);
//note also that this is perfectly valid
2[arr];
//resolves to
*(2+arr);