Tom Torfs sent a multi-part abridged C-FAQ.  I've got a couple of
questions on the first part:

TT> 2.2:   Why doesn't "struct x { ... }; x thestruct;" work?
TT> 
TT> A:   C is not C++.

That seems like a Microsoft-type answer (correct without saying
anything).  Anyway, am I correct in assuming that all that's needed in
the above is the addition of the word "struct" before the
"x" in the
second statement?

TT> 6.9:   Someone explained to me that arrays were really just
TT>		constant pointers.
TT> 
TT> A:   An array name is "constant" in that it cannot be assigned to,
TT>    but an array is *not* a pointer.

In the code:

int a[10];
a = 10;

Doesn't a[0] now hold the value 10?

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