Answer Posted / swagatika

function pointer is function returning a pointer
Example-

int *sum(int a, int b)
{
int x;
x= a+b;
return &x;
}

but the pointer to a function means a function interm of
pointer pointing to the another function.

int (*sum)(sum1);//pointer to a function

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