In C/C++, what’s the difference between the following two line code:
char *str1="hello";
char *str2={"hello"};
In C/C++, what’s the difference between the following two line code: char *str1=hello; char
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In C/C++, what’s the difference between the following two line code:
char *str1="hello";
char *str2={"hello"};
Per the 2011 C standard, clause 6.7.9 Initialization, paragraph 11: “The initializer for a scalar shall be a single expression, optionally enclosed in braces…”
That is it. There is no semantic difference; the braces simply may be present or may be absent, with no change to the meaning.