Array Addressing

[Je-Givara]

i read in some books that the array address in Unique
Could any one explain me and show that array addressing is unique.

Thanks for advance!

[Jack Klein]

Re: Array Addressing

On 13 Nov 2006 18:43:51 -0800, "Je-Givara" <jegivara@gmail .comwrote
in comp.lang.c:

i read in some books that the array address in Unique
Could any one explain me and show that array addressing is unique.

What books are these? What do they mean by "unique"?

Every object defined in a C program is unique.

Thanks for advance!

I have no idea what you are talking about. Perhaps you should quote a
paragraph or at least a sentence from one of the books.

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[Walter Roberson]

Re: Array Addressing

In article <1163472231.774 965.266420@e3g2 000cwe.googlegr oups.com>,
Je-Givara <jegivara@gmail .comwrote:

>i read in some books that the array address in Unique
>Could any one explain me and show that array addressing is unique.

The address of an array element does not have to be unique in C --
but when you have two pointers to the same array element, then
the pointers must *compare* as equal.
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