Under //m, I need to change the address in int_ptr so that it points to the third element of the array using int_ptr_ptr. How would I do this? I'm still trying to figure out pointers
#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
int main()
{
int numbers[5] = { 99, 34, 1, 88, 100 };
int * int_ptr = numbers;
int ** int_ptr_ptr = &int_ptr;
cout << "a. The address of the array is: " << &numbers << endl;
cout << "b. The address of the array is: " << &*int_ptr << endl;
cout << "c. The address of the array is: " << *int_ptr_ptr << endl;
cout << "d. The address of int_ptr is: " << &int_ptr << endl;
cout << "e. The address of int_ptr is: " << int_ptr_ptr << endl;
cout << "f. The first element in the array is: " << *int_ptr << endl;
cout << "g. The first element in the array is: " << **int_ptr_ptr << endl;
//h.
*(++int_ptr);
cout << "i. The second element in the array is: " << *int_ptr << endl;
cout << "j. The second element in the array is: " << **int_ptr_ptr << endl;
//k.
*int_ptr = 101;
//l.
**int_ptr_ptr = 102;
//m.
return 0;
}
