Thread: Unsolvable fact in multi-dimensional arrays

Hello everybody. as you all know that declaring as
int arr[3][2][5];
actually means that arr is pointer to first two dimensional array &
arr is pointer to pointer to first one dimensional array &
arr is pointer to pointer to pointer first element

Here is my doubt:
writing *(arr+0) is I two dim. array and *(*(arr+0)) is I one dim. array and writing *(*(*(arr+0))) is the first element. SO WHAT DOES 'arr' CONTAINS
In the previous example (i) is 'arr' contains the address of arr[0][2][5] or
(ii) is 'arr' contains the address of a pointer which contains address of arr[0][0][5] or (iii) is 'arr' contains the address of a pointer which contains the address of arr[0][0][0]. SO WHAT IS THE NATURE OF 'arr'. Can anybody help me

again the same "by sridhar, au,chennai,india"

Thanks a lot imov

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