wat s the meaning of (int *)p +4;
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here 'p' must be a void pointer.
here (int*)p means that 'p' is type casted to point to the integer value.
that address is incremented by 4.
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Answer / kathir
Type casting p to a pointer to integer.If p would have been
p=0x00000004 then this would increase the pointer by 4.
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