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What are the different types of pointers?
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Answer / raj.s
Null pointer and wild pointer.
Null pointer :A null pointer has a reserved value, often
but not necessarily the value zero, indicating that it
refers to no object.
Wild pointer : Wild pointers are pointers that have not
been initialized and may make a program crash or behave
oddly.
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