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    The code snippets demonstrate pointer arithmetic and array indexing operations. The first snippet prints 7 by dereferencing pointers to an integer array. The second prints 16 by indexing a multi-dimensional integer array. The third prints "per" by indexing a string array. The fourth snippet is invalid as it attempts to index a string array with integers instead of pointers as required.

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    The code snippets demonstrate pointer arithmetic and array indexing operations. The first snippet prints 7 by dereferencing pointers to an integer array. The second prints 16 by indexing a multi-dimensional integer array. The third prints "per" by indexing a string array. The fourth snippet is invalid as it attempts to index a string array with integers instead of pointers as required.

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    Extra Pointers W KST

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    The code snippets demonstrate pointer arithmetic and array indexing operations. The first snippet prints 7 by dereferencing pointers to an integer array. The second prints 16 by indexing a multi-dimensional integer array. The third prints "per" by indexing a string array. The fourth snippet is invalid as it attempts to index a string array with integers instead of pointers as required.

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    Extra Pointer Shenanigans

    1. Determine the output of this code.


    int ***p;
    int **q;
    int *r;
    int s[] = {1,3,3,7};;
    p = &q;
    q = &r;
    r = s;
    printf("%d\n", *(&(*(**p + 3)) - 2));

    2. Determine the output of this code.


    int arr[2][2][5] =
    {
    {
    {1,3,5,7,9},
    {0,2,4,6,8}
    },
    {
    {13,14,15,16,17},
    {28,27,26,25,24}
    },
    };
    printf("%d\n", *(((*arr + 1)[1] + 2) + 1));

    3. Determine the output of this code.


    char *str[] = {"C programming", "is", "super", "fun!" };
    printf("%s\n", &(*(*(str + 2) + 2)));

    4. What (if anything) is wrong with the following code:


    char *str[][2] = {{That,Boy}, {Aint, Right}};
    for(int i=0; i < 2; i++)
    for(int j=0; j < 2; j++)
    printf(%s , j[i[str]]);

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