Arrays and pointers with the C programming language

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with the C programming language An array with 20 elements and a value less than ten will be entered. ‌
Do this by using a pointer that adds the value it takes from the end of the array elements to the beginning and shifts the other elements as much as the entered value.

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with the C programming language An array with 20 elements and a value less than ten will be entered. ‌
Do this by using a pointer that adds the value it takes from the end of the array elements to the beginning and shifts the other elements as much as the entered value.

Posted 10-Mar-22 3:13am

kanarya 1907

Updated 10-Mar-22 4:07am

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Greg Utas 10-Mar-22 9:22am

I can't even understand what the code is supposed to do. Regardless, you will probably have to show some actual code that you've written to try and solve the problem. It is unlikely that anyone here will write the code for you.

kanarya 1907 10-Mar-22 9:38am

By assigning a value to a 20-element array using c language programming, the elements of the array will be shifted as much as the number entered with a value less than 20, which will be received from the user. This will be done using pointers.

Greg Utas 10-Mar-22 9:42am

I think that explains it, but you will probably have to show some code if you expect to get help.

Patrice T 10-Mar-22 10:03am

Avoid telegraphic style.
Think: Subject, verb ...

Richard MacCutchan 10-Mar-22 10:31am

Start by creating the array and populating it with the values. Then think how you will address the elements of the array using a single pointer. Once you understand that you can think how to move elements using two pointers.

jeron1 10-Mar-22 10:14am

You have not actually asked a question, do you have one?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2022-03-10T04:07:00

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