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OCR: Chapter Arrays and Pointers One Dimensional Arrays Initialization of Arrays Arrays as Parameters Functions Getting Started with Pointers Pointer Arithmetic Dereferencing Pointer Variable An Array as Pointer Passing Parameters to Functions Searching and Sorting Arrays 10 Pointers and Dynamic Memory Allocation In that this stores chapter, we will look at arrays and pointers An array is an aggregate of scalar pointer type; type multiple data values with the same type. pointer type holds one value at time The value that can be stored variable spe- type memory address. Even though they seem to be different relationship concepts, needs to cial relationship exists between arrays and pointers in C. This be carefully examined 4.1 One Dimensional Arrays The concept of an array is common to most prog ...