Arrays-of-pointers vs. pointers-to-arrays

int *daytab[13];    // 1)an array of 13 pointers to integers
int (*daytab)[13];    // 2)a pointer to an array of 13 integers

I express the two types of declaration according operator priority:

int a[10];    //every member of array a is an int, it has 10 members
since operator [] is more previleged than * ,so in the case 1), it is equal to
int *(daytab[13]);
daytab[13] is an array of which every member is of the same type, and then we discover the type is pointers to int,so it's an array of pointers.

In the latter case, (*datab) is recognised firt, so daytab is a pointer to a certain type, and then we discover the type is int[13], so it's a pointer to arrays.