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Question by CodeZero

CodeZero

int *p=10;

or

float *f=1.5;

why do these two statements throw an error on compilation??

but when we write:

char *c="ABC";
there is no error.

31st Dec 09 08:45:57 AM

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Joydeep

int*, char* or float* is suppose to hold a memory address, here 10 or 1.5 is not an address....

but how char* c = "ABC" works ...

for a character array it automatically sends the base address of the string, for any char array when ever u initalize it or store anything what gets stored internally is the base address of the array

8th Jan 10 03:54:39 PM

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