Answer Posted / sanjay

Pointer to a consttant ::: such that the value to which
pointer points can't be changed
const int *ptr1=7
*ptr=8 // invalid
constant pointer :::: pointer direction can't be cheged .
int *const x =6;
x=7 or x=&i // invalid
Location of pointer can't be chenged.

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