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int * p;
p = &[some datatype]

Does ‘*p’ and p reside at same address,prior to this i know that ‘*’ is used for anonymous access. but does it consumes memory?

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vidwatpatil.patil@gmail.com asked 5 years ago

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p and *p are definitely at different addresses. p is at some address available in the symbol table to the compiler. Address of amp which is different, is stored into p’s address at run time and *p accesses amp anonymously.

mls.shastry@uttaracomputers.com answered 5 years ago

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Thank you sir

vidwatpatil.patil@gmail.com answered 5 years ago

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