3rd printf is new to me, what could be the reason for such behavior?

at command

I observed that’s unfiltered group.

If you find any group where
indian , pakistani, Bangladeshi teens are in huge then that group tends to corrupt by

1. Spammers
2. Unnecessary chats
3. Female addicts

Idk what’s more weird the way you ask questions or your profile content.

That I always avoid and still stick to cronjob

Pls don’t do this to me 🤣🤣

is this syntactical sugar for accessing elements in c? *(id+index)

I can’t say if this is syntactical sugar (maybe known as something else 🤔) but it’s a way to access values stored in an address (which is what basically pointer store) and this expression is helpful in pointer arithmetic

ah okay now i got it. so its adding 1 to the base address of array which points to the index of 0

Yes,

understood thank you

That was the old way to do it, some masters discourage the use of this syntax.

you wanna see something crazy?

3rd printf is new to me, what could be the reason for such behavior ?

please tell

it’s as crazy as this

#include <stdio.h>

int
main()
{
int ar[] = { 23, 10, 2 };
int *p = ar + 2;

fprintf(stdout, “%dn”, p[-1]);

return 0;
}

the third one is a mistery to me 😂

whats the answer to this?

*p will contain the addr of 2 right?

10 ofc, p will point to 3rd value and -1 is operating just like what @marcotrosi told