difference between ordinary variable and pointer in C?
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Answer / guest
ordinary variable holds value and pointer variable holds
the address
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Answer / syed
an ordinary variable is like a container it can hold any
value and we can change the value of ordinary variable at
time throughout the program.
a pointer is a variable that stores the address of another
variable ..
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