Quiz Yourself on Reading Complex Pointer Declarations

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Complex pointer declarations

Select the answer that best describes the following declaration:

double(*fptr(char, long(*)(char, float*)))(char);

The fptr function takes two arguments: a char and a pointer to a function that take two arguments, char and float*, it then returns long. Then, the fptr function returns double.

The fptr function takes arguments: a char, a pointer to long, a char, and a pointer to float then it returns a double.

The declaration is wrong.

The fptr is a function that takes a char argument and returns a pointer to a function that takes a char argument and a function taking as arguments a char and a float and returning a pointer to long returning a double.

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Pointers and Arrays

Pointers and Strings

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Complex Pointer Declarations

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Quiz Yourself on Reading Complex Pointer Declarations