Answer Posted / sri harsha s

Its compiler dependant.
Using pointer you can modify the content of a 'const'
variable. It works in gcc.. you will get the following
warning when you compile that program.

warning: initialization discards qualifiers from pointer
target type.

I am not sure about turbo c++.

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