Question

Consider the following C code fragment:

Answer 1

Answer:

10

Explanation:

Pointer arithmetic is tricky. The address is incremented by the sizeof the pointed element. A short is 2 bytes.

So adding 10 adds 20 bytes to the starting address of arr[].

In the expression, you're adding 10-6 = 4 to the start of the array, so you're pointing at the fifth element, arr[4] which is 10.