Storing functions in arrays - how does it work?

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  • Hi there, I'm a bit new to C programming and I recently picked it up to learn RayLib. In one of their examples, I noticed that they where storing a series of functions in a single array and executing them via an index. Here is the example for reference. They do this in line 73 where all the camera functions have been stored in an array. Each function has the same return type and the same parameters.

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