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How do you initialize function pointers? Give an example?
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Answer Posted / preeti singh
for e.g. if we have to declare a pointer to a function , the
signature of which is :
int add(int a,int b)
then a pointer to the above function can be declared as:
int (*myptr)(int ,int);
here myptr is a pointer which can point to any function that
takes 2 int args and returns an int value.
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