Passing a string literal as a function parameter defined as a pointer

Question

I am reading the chapter on arrays and pointers in Kernighan and Richie\'s The C Programming Language.

They give the example:

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Answer 1

As it says in the first paragraph of the same page (Page 99, K&R2):

"By definition, the value of a variable or expression of type array is the address of element zero of the array."

The value of "hello, world" would be the address of 'h'.