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int* arr[10]; // declare arr as array 10 of pointer to intEach style has different pros and cons, which I won’t go into now. What I want to focus4 on is which style tends to produce more ambiguities. At first glance, you may be thinking that type-focused syntax creates more ambiguities (e.g, foo * bar), but that’s not necessarily true. For example, both of the following declarations (declare bar as a pointer to foo) are name-focussed, but with and without a colon after the name: