why am I getting segmentation fault?

Question

#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{
    char *name[]={"ravi","ravindra","ravindrababu"};
    printf("%s",*name+1);
    printf("%s",*(name+1));
    printf("%s",*(*(name+2)+7));

    
}

Answer 1

#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{
    char *name[]={"ravi","ravindra","ravindrababu"};
    printf("%s",*name+1);
    printf("%s",*(name+1));
    printf("%s",(*(name+2)+7));-- you don't need a * here after getting *(name+2) other wise it will raise a segment fault
}

Answer 2

printf("%s",*(*(name+2)+7));

What are you trying to do in the above code?

Please explain...

*(name+2) will return "ravindrababu" which is of type char*. We can't add int with a char*

Answer 3

Third printf() should be

    printf("%s",*(name+2)+7);

I think that you thought that since it makes a string you need to pass a pointer to it but that's not the case.

This:

*(name+2)+7

is not in fact a string but a pointer to a position at name[2][7]