Question

Reading accelearated C++: theres a discussion on whether int* i or int *i should be used. And that int* p, q is actually int (*p), q. So I suppose q is just an int? (not a pointer)? Then is it possible to declare a bunch of pointers?

I don’t suppose int *p, *q will work?

Answer 1

I don’t suppose int *p, *q will work?

It will, test it. That’s correct way to do this.

Another option, to avoid such confusion, is to declare them separately

int* p;
int* q;

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So I suppose q is just an int

in int* p, q – yes, it is int, and not a pointer.