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指向数组的指针（Pointer to an array） If I have a definition int (* p) [3]; A pointer variable called p is defined, indicating that p is a pointer variable, which can point to a two-dimensional array of three integers (int) elements in each row. P is a pointer to a one-dimensional array. So this is the first thing to understand that (* p) [3] is a pointer variable that points to a one-dimensional array, which means that the pointer is to a pointer to an array that contains three elements, So each time you add 1 to the p pointer, you add 6 to the address in the p, and you have 2 bytes in int, 4 bytes in