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## Overview
An array's `ptr` property in `D` returns the pointer of an array's first element.

## Syntax
```D
array.ptr
```

## Return value
The value returned is a pointer value of the array's first element.

## Example


// import std.stdio
import std.stdio; 
 
// main method
void main(string[] args) { 
   // create an array
   string[3] languages;
   // add values 
   languages[0] = "D";
   languages[1] = "Swift";
   languages[2] = "C#";

   // print the pointer of first element
   writeln(languages.ptr); 
}

# Explanation

* **Line 7**: We create an array.
* **Lines 9-11**: We allocate the array some values.
* **line 14**: We print the first statement's pointer.

What is an array's ptr property in D programming?

An array's ptr property in D returns the pointer to the array’s first element.