Worth noting that you can always wrap an array in a structure and kick it around in your program happily, as if it's how the language should've been. struc

Worth noting that you can always wrap an array in a structure and kick it around in your program happily, as if it's how the language should've been. struct { int a[5]; } arr5 = {{4, 3, 2}}; What's a bit weird though, is that while initialization like above is possible, assignment of a contsant is not as smooth in C, you will have to typedef your structure and use it in a typecast expression: typedef struct { int a[5]; } Array5; ... arr5 = (Array5){{4, 3, 2}};