What is the difference between pointer and reference?
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Answer Posted / praveena
A reference must always refer to some object and,
therefore, must always be initialized;
pointers do not have such restrictions. A pointer can be
reassigned to point to different
objects while a reference always refers to an object with
which it was initialized.
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