In c language, int a [5]; What does (int)a+ 1 mean? What do you mean?
If there is int a [5]; Then (int)a+ 1 is obviously the next address of address A. If A is 0013f6c, then (int)a+ 1 is 0013f6d. This is because A is an address, (int)a forces the address value of A to be an int integer, and giving this integer+1 is the next address unit of A (because the address sequence is arranged upward).