Pointer operations and operator precedence in C

Question

Background

Just had a chat with a C guy today and we disagreed on the following:

int intgA[2] = { 1, 2 };
int intgB[2] = { 3, 5 };

int *intAPtr = intg         


        

Answer 1

I agree with John Bode answer to simplify it a bit I will just write it in code:

   *intAptr = * intBPtr;

is equal to:

   *intAptr =*intBPtr 
   intAPtr+=1;
   inrBPtr+=1;

so what we get is: intAPtr points to 2 intBPtr points to 5