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how can a two dimensional array be represented with a pointer notation? give example​

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The 3-D array arr can be considered as an array consisting of two elements where each element is a 2-D array. The name of the array arr is a pointer to the 0th 2-D array. Thus the pointer expression *(*(*(arr + i ) + j ) + k) is equivalent to the subscript expression arr[i][j][k].

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