Fun read :) I'm not sure if this is correct: > By elements we mean the size of the type of the array. If an array holds elements of type int which each occupy

Fun read :) I'm not sure if this is correct: > By elements we mean the size of the type of the array. If an array holds elements of type int which each occupy four bytes, then integer_array[5000] is the same as *(integer_array + (5000 * 4)). And that directly contradicts the earlier statement >with subscripts e.g. my_array[271] would give us the 270th element. This by the way, would do exactly the same thing as *(my_array + 271). (which also may be incorrect: my_array[271] would give you the 272nd element if you count my_array[0] as the "first" and 271st element if you count my_array[0] as the "0th".) I dug up the relevant part in the C standard just to be sure: > The definition of the subscript operator [] is that E1[E2] is identical to (*((E1)+(E2))).