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can someone help

i can do that. yeeeaaaa. but i still dont get my question. what is stands for and how the arrays are used. if someone could answer my questions then i will understand it better.

im a new learner. i cant fully write a full program yet. im learning these things right as you speak

what are two differences between these two statements.
be easy im a new learner

char string[]="This is a string";
char *string = "This is a string";

it is in my book. can u help me with the others

int scores []=15,20,22,17,18,19
int *ptr;
ptr=scores;


how many bytes are use by the array scores
what is the value of *ptr
what is the value of *ptr+2
what is the value of *ptr+22

15,20,22,17,18,19



how many bytes are use by the array scores
what is the value of *ptr
what is the value of *ptr+2
what is the value of *ptr+22

What does the *ptr stand for anyway?...

what are some of the uses of the break statement :confused:

thanks

what is meant by parse?
and why is it necessary to include header files such as:
#include <math.h> :confused:

my knowledge in c programming is very limited. im trying to increase my knowledge

what are two differences between text file and binary files

im new at this so can someone please help me.

:confused: A palindrome is a number or a text phrase that reads the same backwards as forwards. For example, each of the following five-digit integers are palindomres: 12321, 5555. 45554 and 11611....