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Hi,
I was just wondering about this, Char * s = "aaaaa" is valid, it creates a pointer to char and also points to "aaaaa". But why doesn't int * p = 45 work?.
I was just wondering about this, Char * s = "aaaaa" is valid, it creates a pointer to char and also points to "aaaaa". But why doesn't int * p = 45 work?.
Because "aaaaa" is a pointer to a block of memory that contains aaaaa. That's what double-quoted data is: a char*. 45, however is a plain integer.
-Albatross
-Albatross
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