Answer / manjunath

a) const int *ptr and
b) int const *ptr


Both actually mean the same...

Read from Right to left:
for(a):-> ptr is a pointer to an integer Constant and
for(b):-> ptr is a pointer to a constant integer...

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int *const ptr----------> ptr is a constant pointer to an
integer...

Answer / abdul sami

'const int* ptr' means the value whose address is being
held by ptr is constant and cant be changed while
'int const *ptr' means the pointer cant be changed like it
cant be incremented or decremented although you can change
the date pointed to by ptr.

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