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Seriously? Bummer, it shouldn't be like that.
Then there should be no equivalence in your statement
Yes, corrected the other. In your case, the error produced by the compiler is valid (due to the stated equivalence)
That makes sense.
Correct [in pattern - as appropriate].
And how do you justify that? My arguments are.
These seem to be different entities.
And how do you justify this?
You want to confuse me.Is the statement"A const *" equal to "const A *" correct? I don't think so.
A * const?
If you think of [] as part of a type, then no