#include <stdio.h>

int main(void){
char *a[5] = { "Hi", "My", "Name", "Is" , "Dennis"};
char **aPtr = a; // This is acceptable because 'a' is double pointer
char ***aPtr2 = &aPtr; // This is also acceptable because they are triple pointers
//char ***aPtr2 = &a; // This is not acceptable according to gcc 4.8.3, why ?



//This is the rest of the code, the side notes are only for checking
printf("%s\n",a[0]); //Prints Hi
printf("%s\n",a[1]); //Prints My
printf("%s\n",a[2]); //Prints Name
printf("%s\n",a[3]); //Prints Is
printf("%s\n",a[4]); //Prints Dennis


printf("------\n");

printf("%s\n",*(a+0)); //Prints Hi
printf("%s\n",*(a+1)); //Prints My
printf("%s\n",*(a+2)); //Prints Name
printf("%s\n",*(a+3)); //Prints Is
printf("%s\n",*(a+4)); //Prints Dennis

printf("------\n");

printf("%s\n",*(*(aPtr2))); //Prints Hi 
printf("%s\n",*(*(aPtr2) +1)); //Prints My // ap = a, *ap = *a, *(ap)+1 = *a+1 ?
printf("%s\n",*(*(aPtr2) +2)); //Prints Name
printf("%s\n",*(*(aPtr2) +3)); //Prints Is
printf("%s\n",*(*(aPtr2) +4)); //Prints Dennis
	return 0;
}