What is the difference between null pointer and void pointer
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Answer Posted / siva prasad
A null pointer is a value. It is a special reserved value used to indicate that the pointer is not pointing to anything conceptually.
A void pointer is a type of pointer, void* . It is used to indicate that the storage location pointed to by the pointer has no specific type.
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