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how to set a pointer to an offset in c

TheRealJoe24 answered on February 27, 2021 Popularity 6/10 Helpfulness 9/10

answer how to set a pointer to an offset in c

how to set a pointer to an offset in c

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char *ptr0 = "Hello Goodbye";
char *ptr1 = ptr0+6; // offset 6 bytes from ptr0
printf("ptr0: %s\n", ptr0); // expected output ptr0: Hello Goodbye
printf("ptr1: %s", ptr1);   // expected output: ptr1: Goodbye

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