From: DrDiettrich1@netscape.net   
      
   Am 05.05.2019 um 12:14 schrieb Bart:   
      
   > But how do they get there? Take this:   
   >   
   >     int A[10], *p;   
   >     p = &A[3];   
   >   
   > You intend p to refer to the 4-element slice A[3..6], but how does the   
   > language know that? How can it stop code from writing to p[5]?   
      
   Not pointers are bad, but pointer arithmetic is. It should be allowed   
   only with objects of known bounds.   
      
   DoDi   
   [In this case the bounds look known to me. -John]   
      
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