[Solved] I want to know something about pointers in C

Question

++ has a higher precedence (meaning it binds to p tighter) than *
therefore *p++ is equivalent to *(p++).

Something similar to this is the difference between *p[] and (*p)[].
[] has a higher precedence than * therefore *p[] is equivalent to *(p[]) which makes a list a pointers but something like (*p)[] explicitly says to do whats in the brackets first making in this case a pointer to a list (mind blowing)

Accepted Answer

++ has a higher precedence (meaning it binds to p tighter) than *
therefore *p++ is equivalent to *(p++).

Something similar to this is the difference between *p[] and (*p)[].
[] has a higher precedence than * therefore *p[] is equivalent to *(p[]) which makes a list a pointers but something like (*p)[] explicitly says to do whats in the brackets first making in this case a pointer to a list (mind blowing)