Answer Posted / vijay r15
pointer denotes the address of a variable
*denotes its a ptr var
Ex
Int a; //ordin var
Int *p; //ptr var going to hold sum address
P=&a; //p holds the address of a
With thanks and regards,
Vijay r15
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