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Yes, sizeof has a primitive as a weird behaviour when used in the scope of a continuous allocation. I agree it’s unfortunate. But "arrays" definitely are point
by WastingMyTime89 4y ago
Yes, sizeof has a primitive as a weird behaviour when used in the scope of a continuous allocation. I agree it’s unfortunate.
But "arrays" definitely are pointers. I put "arrays" in quote because C has nothing I would personally call an array. It’s just contiguous memory allocation. It’s to the point that 10[a] and a[10] are desugared to the same thing.