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    Pointer arithmetic in C increments the pointer by the size of the type it points to, not by 1. For an int pointer on this system, where int is 4 bytes, incrementing the pointer with +1 actually increments it by 4 bytes, moving it to the next int object.

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    Pointer arithmetic in C increments the pointer by the size of the type it points to, not by 1. For an int pointer on this system, where int is 4 bytes, incrementing the pointer with +1 actually increments it by 4 bytes, moving it to the next int object.

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    Pointer arithmetic in C increments the pointer by the size of the type it points to, not by 1. For an int pointer on this system, where int is 4 bytes, incrementing the pointer with +1 actually increments it by 4 bytes, moving it to the next int object.

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    C - Pointer + 1 Meaning

    This is because int is 4 bytes on this system. So +1 on a pointer will increment it


    by 4 instead of just 1.

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