i think if its the array pointer itself, we cannto increment it and it will generate an error. if its a seperate pointer then it would be the next element.
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Anonimo
20 set 2015
if P points to an array in C, it is actually pointing to the first element in that array, and P holds the address of whatever it is pointing to, rather than the value its self. So P++ will give you the next element in the array.