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What is the interpretation of following C declaration:


char *(*(**foo[][8])())[];

(A) foo is array of 8 pointer to pointer to function returning pointer to array of pointer to char.

(B) foo is array of array of 8 pointer to pointer to function returning pointer to pointer to array of char.

(C) foo is array of array of 8 pointer to pointer to function returning pointer to array of pointer to char.

(D) None

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