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what is the diference between pointer to the function and
function to the pointer?
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Answer / selvakumar vedhachalam
There is no difference between poiter to function and
function pointer. It may be two different of saying the
same thing.
Pointer always points to a address.
Function pointer alwyas points to a address of a function.
Example:
void (*fn_ptr)(int, int);
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