Array as array[n] and as pointer array*

Question

What is the difference when array is declared as array[n] or as pointer array* according to example below? I guess that for example both \'a\' and \'c\' point at the first e

Answer 1

The difference between the following two lines:

int g[10];

and

int* h = new int[10];

is that the second is dynamically-allocated, whereas the first is statically-allocated.

For most purposes, they are identical, but where in memory they end up living is different.