C-Type-Function-Pointers

Declaration	Description
typedef int (*fptr)(int, int); fptr fp;	fp is a function pointer which can hold the address of a function which takes two integers as a parameter and returns an integer
typedef int fptr(int, int); fptr *fp;	fp is a function pointer which can hold the address of a function which takes two integers as a parameter and returns an integer
typedef int (*fptr)(int, int); fptr fp[10];	fp is an array of function pointers where each function pointer can hold the address of a function which takes two integers as a parameter and returns an integer
typedef int fptr(int, int); fptr *fp[10];	fp is an array of function pointers where each function pointer can hold the address of a function which takes two integers as a parameter and returns an integer
typdef int (*fptr)(int, int); fptr fun(fptr)	fun is a function which takes a function pointer as an arguement and returns a function pointer
typdef int fptr(int, int); fptr *fun(fptr *)	fun is a function which takes a function pointer as an arguement and returns a function pointer