Array Indexing in C

I found this interesting thing about array indexing in C somewhere in the web:
Suppose that “a” is an array. Then, a[5] and 5[a] are quivallent. Both are interpreted as *(5 + a) or *(a + 5) which is the same :)
Also: “Hello World”[3] and 3["Hello World"] are the same. Try and C ;)

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