Pointers


Index – this is a variable that can store the address of any variable of the given type.
Announcement:
char *pC; // address of a character or array element
int *pI; // address of an integer variable

How to assign an address: 
int m = 25, *pI;
pI = &m; // address of variable m

Displaying a value through a pointer:
cout<<*pI;

Since the array variable points to the first element of the array, 
int A[] = {5 , 10}, *pI;
pI = A;

will be similar: 
int A[] = {5 , 10}, *pI;
pI = &A[0];

to move to the address of the next array element, just do:
pi++;

Training problem

Negative array index