Can i allocate memory to an array of it or char using malloc ? if yes, then why is it so ? And if no then also why ? I am confused a little bit. thanks in advance to james sir ;)
No, it's not valid. Arrays are not pointers, they're arrays. You can use malloc() and a pointer to fake an array, but it's not natively an array. Likewise, in many cases an array will be converted into a pointer, but it's not natively a pointer.
It's a fake. It acts like an array for the most part, but isn't an array. Have you considered looking up the definition of "simulate"? That's exactly what it means here.
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