Answer Posted / reeju srivastava

There is no diffrence between int* x and int *x.
but difference will come into picture when you use:

Case 1:
int* x,y,z;

and

Case2:
int *x,y,z;

in first case x,y and z are integer pointer, where as
un second case only x is integer pointer rest y and z is
integer. So its always a good practice not to put multiple
variable in single line.

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