C Pointers & Multidimensional Arrays

In the C programming language, a multi-dimensional array is actually an array of one-dimensional arrays. This means that a multi-dimensional array is made up of several arrays, each of which can be seen as a one-dimensional array. Therefore, multi-dimensional arrays are stored contiguously in memory, with each element being adjacent in memory.

Pointers can be used to point to the first address of an array, allowing access to the elements in the array. For multi-dimensional arrays, pointers can also be used to point to the first address of the array, and then access elements in the multi-dimensional array through pointer offsets. The relationship between pointers and multi-dimensional arrays can be summarized as: pointers make it easier to manipulate and access multi-dimensional arrays.

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