*(Pointer + Index) 和 Pointer[] 的区别
int* myPointer = new int[100];
// ...
int firstValue = *(myPointer + 0);
int secondValue = myPointer[1];
*(myPointer + index)
和 myPointer[index]
之间有什么功能上的区别吗?哪个被认为是更好的做法?
Is there any functional difference between *(myPointer + index)
and myPointer[index]
? Which is considered better practice?
推荐答案
在功能上,它们是相同的.
Functionally, they are identical.
从语义上讲,指针取消引用表示这是一件事,但我真的很关心 X
空格",而数组访问说这是一堆事情,我关心 X
code>Xth 一个."
Semantically, the pointer dereference says "Here's a thing, but I really care about the thing X
spaces over", while the array access says "Here's a bunch of things, I care about the Xth
one."
在大多数情况下,我更喜欢数组形式.
In most cases, I would prefer the array form.
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