Pointers come in different breeds. For example: German Short Haired Pointer and English Pointer.
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# Labrador # English Pointer # Catahoula # Irish Setter # German Short-Haired Pointer # English Setter # Golden Retriever # Chesapeake Bay Retriever # Brittany # Springer Spaniel
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English pointer breed.
The English Pointer was developed to be what is called a "gun dog". It's used to hunt and catch rabbits and birds. It's bred to be a very graceful and athletic dog with a very alert personality.
Yes, passing an array name to a pointer assigns the first memory location of the array to the pointer variable. An array name is the same as a pointer to the first location of the array, with the exception that an array name is a r-value, while a pointer is an l-value.
The painting you are asking about is called "English Pointer."
The same as in any other C compiler.
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An array behaves like a pointer when you use its name in an expression without the brackets.int a[10]; /* a array of 10 ints */int *b = a; /* a reference to a as a pointer, making b like a */int c = *(a+3); /* a reference to a[3] using pointer semantics */myfunc(a); /* pass a's address, a pointer to myfunc */Note very carefully that, while an array name and a pointer can almost always be interchanged in context, the are not the same, in that a pointer is an l-value, such as b, above, and can be assigned, whereas a is an r-value and can only be referenced, such as in the same statement, the second statement. Also, an array name does not take up memory, while a pointer does.
it is a[i][j][k][l]; so in pointer reference: *(*(*(*(*(a+i)+j))+k)+l)