NH> 1)  int * pIntArray = new int[100];
NH> 2)  int IntArray[100];

NH> If I wanted to place a value, say 1000, in the 7th position of
NH> #2, I would go IntArray[7] = 1000.

NH> If I wanted to place the same value in the same position of #1,
NH> how would I go about doing it?

WM> Same way:

WM>  pIntArray[7] = 1000;

WM> Think of both "IntArray" and "pIntArray" as
pointers. So when you
WM> say:

What _really_ confused me was the thought that since

     int IntArray[100];

is a pointer to 100 consecutive integers,

     int * pIntArray = new int[100];

must be a pointer to a pointer to 100 consecutive integers.

Bzzzzt.  Wrong!

That you for the explanation.

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