Ox2 Ox3 Ox1 Ox9 int* p; Ox4 OxC Ox5 OxD Ox8 OxE OXF Declaration: int a[6]; Arrays are adjacent locations in memory storing the same type of data object Indexing: a [0] = 0x015; a (array name) returns the array's address a[5] = a[0]; &a[1] is the address of a [0] plus i times No bounds a[6] = OxBAD; the element size in bytes checking: a(-1) = OxBAD; Ox6 Ox7 Pointers: OxA OxB p = a; Ox00 p=&a[0]; Ox08 AD OB 00 00 *P = OxB; a[0] oxio 5F01 00 00 a [2] 0x18 a[4] 0x20 SF 01 00 00 p = p+3; 0x28 AD OB 0000 0x30 0x38 0x40 0x48 the value stored in a[0] would be the same o the value stored in a[5] will change the value stored in a[O] would be 00 00 00 0B the value stored in address 0x40 will be 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 O the value stored in address 0x40 will be 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10