Suppose we have a variable k which is equal 7:
int k=7;
int t=&k;
But this does not work. What’s the mistake?
Suppose we have a variable k which is equal 7: int k=7; int t=&k;
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Suppose we have a variable k which is equal 7:
int k=7;
int t=&k;
But this does not work. What’s the mistake?
&ktakes the address ofk. You probably meanI have a good read for you: Alf P. Steinbach’s pointer tutorial.