Answer Posted / nibedita

Pointers will store the variable address and normal variable
will store the variable value. But if you will declare int *p;
int i=10; and you want to accsess the memory of i you have
to write p=&i; But i can access directly the memory adress
of variable through printf("%d",&i); Then wht is the
difference between pointer and normal variable?

#define f(g,h) g##h main O int i=0 int var=100 ; print f ("%d"f(var,10));} wat would be the output??

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