Chapter 6, Problem 16RQ

Where does the term "base address of an array" originate from, and how does it come to be used in the context of a call to a function?

Describe partial initialization of arrays during declaration.

Where does the term "base address of an array" originate from, and how does it end up being used in the context of a call to a function?

Explain the common syntax for gaining access to an array component.

Define the expression "pointer to multidimensional arrays."

When calling a function, what exactly does the "base address of an array" refer to, and why is it relevant?

C program Andrew practices programming a lot and recently he came across the topic of pointers. He wondered if he could use pointers to print all prime numbers from an array? Could you help him by writing a C program which takes input in an array and uses a pointer to find and print all the prime numbers from the array.   Sample Run:   Input: 1 2 3 4 5 Output: 2 3 5

C Program Functions with 1D Arrays Create a program that asks the user for the size of an integer array and the elements of the array. Then, create a function with the following details: Parameters: An integer array The size of the integer array Return type - int Return value - the maximum value of the integer array   Call the function you created in the main and pass the integer array and its size to it. Make sure to store the return value in a variable so you could print it afterwards. Input 1. First line contains the size of the array 2. Succeeding lines are the elements of an array Output Enter size of array: 5 Enter element 1: 1 Enter element 2: 2 Enter element 3: 3 Enter element 4: 4 Enter element 5: 5 Maximum element: 5

When calling a function, what exactly does the "base address of an array" refer to, and how does it come to be used in this way?