What is the difference between (string &StrArray[5]) and (string (&StrArray)[5])?

Question

I want to know what is the difference of these inside a function's parameters.
I know that the first one declares an array of references to string and the second declares a reference to an string array.

I already know the used of the second one, but what is the use of the first one. How can I use it and what should I pass to a function with this parameter.
Any explains would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Answer 1

You can't define array of references. It is prohibited.

According to C++ standard there shall be no arrays of references.