Data Structure Arrays Interview Question:

Explain can you assign a different address to an array tag?

Submitted by: Muhammad

No, although in one common special case, it looks as if you can. An array tag is not something you can put on the left side of an assignment operator. (It's not an "lvalue," let alone a "modifiable lvalue.") An array is an object; the array tag is a pointer to the first element in that object.
For an external or static array, the array tag is a constant value known at link time. You can no more change the value of such an array tag than you can change the value of 7.
Assigning to an array tag would be missing the point. An array tag is not a pointer. A pointer says, "Here's one element; there might be others before or after it." An array tag says, "Here's the first element of an array; there's nothing before it, and you should use an index to find anything after it." If you want a pointer, use a pointer.
Submitted by: Muhammad