Respected SIR, C compiler decays Two dimensional arrays into a pointer to the one dimensional array! Then how can the pointer arithmetic be applied to the two dimensional array? Eg. If array is - int a[2][2] and it gets decayed into something like this- int (*p) [2] - a pointer to the a dimensional array with two integer elements,then how can this a[2][2] be accessed by pointer arithmetic- *(*(a+1) +1) it must use a[1][1] because there is no further decay of the two dimensional array to pointer to pointer
