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array and pointer ..char *argv[]

Asked by Jasbir21 in C Programming Language

Tags: array, char

Command line arguments..
Hi,
I was tryng to understand pointers and arrays together and came accross to command line arguments..
int main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
...
}
And when we want to use teh value, we removed the asterisk .
for example,
sum+=atoi(argv[0]);
and it is not atoi (*argv[0])
I tested the program and it works but I dont understand how cud there be a pointer and array together..

char *argv[]
Lets say "100" is argument 1 , how to access individual character of it . argv[0][0]..
also, if i declare a double like below , what does it mean..

double *a[12]..
any clarification would help ....thank you
I guess, i dont understand what a pointer and [] together means...
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