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Address Manipulation

This C++ program demonstrates address manipulation in a 2D array. It declares a 3x5 integer array initialized with values from 1 to 15. It then uses pointer arithmetic on the array to access and print out various elements, such as the element after the last in the second row, the third element in the second column, and using a pointer to the first element to access other parts of the array.

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Address Manipulation

This C++ program demonstrates address manipulation in a 2D array. It declares a 3x5 integer array initialized with values from 1 to 15. It then uses pointer arithmetic on the array to access and print out various elements, such as the element after the last in the second row, the third element in the second column, and using a pointer to the first element to access other parts of the array.

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PROGRAMME TO ILLUSTRATE ADDRESS


MANIPULATION IN A 2-D ARRAY

#include<iostream.h>
#include<conio.h>
void main()
{int x[3][5]={{1,2,3,4,5},{6,7,8,9,10},{11,12,13,14,15}};
int *n=&x[0][0];
cout<<"1.*(*(x+2)+1)\t="<<*(*(x+2)+1)<<endl;
cout<<"2.*(*(x+2)+5)\t="<<*(*(x+2)+5)<<endl;
cout<<"3.*(*(x+1))\t="<<*(*(x+1))<<endl;
cout<<"4.*(*(x)+2)+1\t="<<*(*(x)+2)+1<<endl;
cout<<"5.*(*(x+1)+3)\t="<<*(*(x+1)+3)<<endl;
cout<<"6.*n\t\t="<<*n<<endl;
cout<<"7.*(n+2)\t="<<*(n+2)<<endl;
cout<<"8.(*(n+3)+1)\t="<<(*(n+3)+1)<<endl;
cout<<"9.*(n+5)+1\t="<<*(n+5)+1<<endl;
cout<<"10.++*n\t="<<++*n<<endl;
getch();
return 0;
}

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