C Program manipulating array elements with pointers

An individual element of an array may be regarded as a variable of the type declared in the declaration of the array. All the operators that can be applied to a variable of that type are applicable to the elements of array as well. Program, the array elements are subjected to arithmetic operations with the help of pointers.

#include <stdio.h>


int main()


{ 


  int i;


  int AR [] = {2,3,4,5 }, BR [4] ,CR [4] ;


  int* pAR = AR ;


  clrscr();


  printf("Elements of CR and BR are obtained from AR.\n");


  for(i=0 ; i<4; i++)


    {


      BR[i] = *(pAR +i)* *(pAR +i);


      CR[i] = *(pAR +i)**(pAR +i)**(pAR +i) ;


      printf("AR[%d] = %d\t BR[%d] = %d\t CR[%d] = %d",i,AR[i],i,BR[i] ,i,CR[i]);


      printf ("\n");


    }


      return 0;


}


The output is as given below. The explanation is already given above