I see two option to assign a pointer
1.
int p=5;
int *r=&p
2.
int p
int *r;
r=&p;
Why do they use in 1 with asterisk
and in two without?
I see two option to assign a pointer 1. int p=5; int *r=&p 2.
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I see two option to assign a pointer
1.
int p=5;
int *r=&p
2.
int p
int *r;
r=&p;
Why do they use in 1 with asterisk
and in two without?
You should read this:
as:
The type of
risint *. If you look at it that way, you’ll see that both versions are identical.