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  • This code has been compiled to show the internal calculations of the addresses of array elements like this: 824.
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  Value and type of last evaluated expression: Address of array element: Address of array elementx:  (none)

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Code

 Header...

//
// Demonstrate passing an array to a function
//

#define N 4

void printarray (int output[N]);


 int main(){
»  int num[N]={1,2,3,4};

»  printarray(num);

»  return 0;
}
 ... 


 void printarray(int output[N]){
»  int i;

»  for (i=0; i<N; ++i) {
»    printf("%d\n", outputi);
  }
}
 ...
Memory

printarray()

132
133
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output = 196
144
145
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i = 2

main()

196
197
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num[0] = 1
200
201
202
203
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num[1] = 2
num[2] = 3
208
209
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num[3] = 4

NB: the actual memory address of each variable is the
address shown plus 4293933448 (0xFFF03988).

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Output

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2
3
4
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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