[] dereferences (did I spell that right?). That means [] takes pointers to what-they-point-to.
ptr+1 is a pointer.
*(ptr+1) is some type.
ptr[1] is the same as *(ptr+1).
we use -> for pointers and . for regular stuff.
[] dereferences (did I spell that right?). That means [] takes pointers to what-they-point-to.
ptr+1 is a pointer.
*(ptr+1) is some type.
ptr[1] is the same as *(ptr+1).
we use -> for pointers and . for regular stuff.
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