To sort of array using pointer

#include<conio.h>

#include<stdio.h>

    int main (void)

{

                      clrscr();

                     int item[100];

                     int a,b,t;

                     int count;

                    printf("\nHow many number ?");

                    scanf("%d",&count);

                   for(a=0;a<count;a++)

                      scanf("%d",&item[a]);

                  for(a=1;a<count;++a)

                     for(b=count;b>=a;--b)

                       {

                                if(item[b-1]>item[b])

                               {

                                    t=item[b-1];

                                   t=item[b-1]=item[b];

                                   item[b]=t;

                                    }

                         }

                      for(t=0;t<count;t++)

                     return 0;     

}

OUTPUT

An Introduction Of POINTER In C

POINTER NOTATION :-

•   Consider the declaration 

              int i =3;

• This declaration tell c compiler to :-

1. Reserve space in memory to hold the integer value.
2. Associate the name i with this memory location .
3. State the value 3 at this location .

                                  i----------------->location name

                        -------------------->value at location 

                            65524--------------------------------->location number
 void main()
 {

   int i=3;
  printf("\n Address of i=%u",&i);
  printf("\n value of i=%d",i);
  print("\n value of i=%d",*(&i));

 }

    OUTPUT :-
   Address of i=65524
   value of i=3
   value of i=3

• The '&' used in theis statement is c's address of operators.The expression '&i ' retures the address of variable i,which in this case happens to be 65524.
• The other pointer available in C is '*, called value at address operator.its gives the value stored at a particlar address .The 'value at address' operator is also called 'Indirectional operator' .