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如何理解c和c++的复杂类型声明（How do I understand complex type declarations for C and c++）.doc

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如何理解c和c的复杂类型声明（HowdoIunderstandcomplextypedeclarationsforCandc）

如何理解c和c++的复杂类型声明（How do I understand complex type declarations for C and c++） Once encountered let you very much puzzled and similar to int (* * (*fp1) (int) [10]); variable declarations like this? This paper will from easy to difficult, step by step to teach you how to understand the complexity of the C/C++ statement. A simple statement we will encounter every day from the beginning, and then gradually add const modifier and typedef, and finally introduces a function pointer, can let you accurately understand any C/C++ statement right left rule. Need to emphasize is that the complex C/C++ statement is not a good programming style; I just teach you how to understand these statements. Note: in order to display the code and annotations on the same line, the best reading at least 1024x768 resolution display. Lets start with a very simple example, as follows: Int n; This should be understood as declare n as an int (n is a int variable). Then look at the pointer variable, as follows: Int *p; This should be understood as declare P as an int (p * int * is a variable of type), or that P is a pointer to a int pointer. I want to note here: I think in the declaration of a pointer (or reference) type variables, the best will be * (or ) written in close to the variable before, rather than following the base type. This can avoid some misunderstanding in understanding, for example: Look at the example of a pointer to a pointer: Char **argv; In theory, there is no restriction on the pointer pointer pointer pointer pointer series, you can define a floating-point type of the variable, look at the following statement: Int RollNum[30][4]; Int (*p) [4]=RollNum; Int *q[5]; Here, P is declared as a pointer to a 4 element array pointer (int type), and the Q is declared as a 5 element (pointer type int) array. In addition, we can also mix practical * in the same statement and , as follows: Int **p1; P1 is a pointer to a / pointer to an int. Int *p2; P2 is a reference to a / pointer to an in