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From: kumar11 <ravikumar.chakram@gmail.com>
Subject: Function pointers
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 22:33:04 -0800 (PST)
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Could you please explain the meaning of below declaration statement.

char (*pa())[4]; 


Please find the entire code below.

char (*pa())[4]; 
void main(){ 
char(*p)[4]=pa(); 
printf("%d",**p); 
} 
char (*pa())[4]{ 
static char arr[]={'\11','\12','\13','\14'}; 
return &arr; 
}
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