#define DCHAR char*
typedef char* TCHAR;
if using these following variables will be declared like
DCHAR ch1, ch2;
TCHAR ch3, ch4;
then what will be types of ch1, ch2, ch3 and ch4?
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Answer Posted / james holdcroft
Explanation:
DCHAR is a macro, which is expanded by the preprocessor.
TCHAR is a synonym for a pointer-to-char type.
After preprocessing, the code fragment expands to:
char* ch1, ch2;
TCHAR ch3, ch4;
which is perhaps more clearly written as:
char *ch1, ch2;
TCHAR ch3, ch4;
which is equivalent to:
char *ch1; char ch2;
char *ch3; char *ch4;
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