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I think that it means the definition `int[2][3][4]` is effectively `((int[4])[3])[2]`, *not* `((int[2])[3])[4]`. So it declares an array of 2 (array of 3 (array
by kevincox 3y ago
I think that it means the definition `int[2][3][4]` is effectively `((int[4])[3])[2]`, *not* `((int[2])[3])[4]`. So it declares an array of 2 (array of 3 (array of 4 ints))`.