Defining arrays that hold pointers is fairly straightforward, defining a pointer or reference to an array is a bit more complicated

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Defining arrays that hold pointers is fairly straightforward, defining a pointer or reference to an array is a bit more complicated.

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int *ptrs[10]; // ptrs is an array of ten pointers to int
int &refs[10] = /* ? */; // error: no arrays of references
int (*Parray)[10] = &arr; // Parray points to an array of ten ints
int (&arrRef)[10] = arr; // arrRef refers to an array of ten ints

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