Pointers in C language?

What are two ways i could assign the address of an array element [3][2] to a pointer?

Pointers in C language?
like this





int *p;


p = %26amp;array[3][2];
Reply:int *ptr;


ptr = %26amp;array[3][2];





and





int *ptr1,*ptr2;


ptr1 = %26amp;array[3][2];


ptr2 = ptr1;
Reply:int* p;


p = %26amp;a[3][2];


int* q;


q = a[3] + 2;





In the first one, the "%26amp;" just means "the address of".





In the second one, because it's a 2-dimensional array a[3] just gives me the address of the beginning of the 4th row (row 1 would be a[0]), which I just add 2 to in order to advance the address 2 places further down the row.

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