/*

   File: array-address.c

   Description: This code prints out various address related items
                in an array. It also shows the equivalence between
		the plain name of array in this case ``numbers'' and
		the use of notation ``&(numbers[0]).


   Revised from program 8.10 in Bronson page 4

*/

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define NUMELS 20

int main()
{
  int numbers[NUMELS];

  printf("The starting address of the numbers array using notation &numbers[0] is: %p\n",      
	 (void *)&numbers[0]);
  printf("The storage size of each array element is: %ld\n", 
                                                   sizeof(int));
  printf("The address of element numbers[5] is : %p\n", (void *)&numbers[5]);

  printf("The starting address of the array,\n");

  printf("  using the notation numbers, is: %p\n", (void *)numbers);

  printf("Therefore, the notation &numbers[0] and numbers are equivalent!\n");

  return  EXIT_SUCCESS;

}