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In Objective C, C and other pointer supported languages what is the difference between *variablename and & variablename. Isnt it that both contain address location?
*variablenamepoints to the content of a Pointer considering ‘variablename’ is a pointer. Whereas&variablenamepoints to the address of the variablename.&variablenamecan be applied on normal variables as well as pointers, wheread*variablenamecan be applied only on pointers.