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If number is the name of an array, then the value of number,
without any brackets, is the address of the first element in the array.
Thus, the value of number and the value of &number[0] are the
same. Accordingly, most seasoned C programmers never write
nptr = &number[0]; instead, they write the following:
nptr = number;