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Tell me the difference :
&(arr+1)   and    &arr+1 

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The name of the array gives the address of the 0th element. So if we add 1 to the name of the array it will contain the address of the next element.

But if we look at the other one "&arr" this gives the address of the entire array and now when we increment it by one it will contain the address of the second array of same size.
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