Given double *ptr, x[5)={0.15, 2.2, 3.4, -5.6, 7.9}; is the following statement valid? If yes, explain what it does; if not, explain why. ptr = x; T T T T Paragraph v v 3 (12pt) Arial 4. XD O Q T T

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Given double *ptr, x[5]={0.15, 2.2, 3.4, -5.6, 7.9}; is the following statement valid? If yes, explain what it does; if not, explain why.
ptr = x;
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Transcribed Image Text:Given double *ptr, x[5]={0.15, 2.2, 3.4, -5.6, 7.9}; is the following statement valid? If yes, explain what it does; if not, explain why. ptr = x; T TTT Paragraph v Arial 3 (12pt) T X D O Q T T. ABC | HTHI
For the same array as in the last question, is the following statement valid? If yes, explain what it does; if not, explain why.
*x+2 = 12;
Transcribed Image Text:For the same array as in the last question, is the following statement valid? If yes, explain what it does; if not, explain why. *x+2 = 12;
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