Answer / preeti singh

A function pointer is a type of pointer that points to a
function, for e.g. a pointer to the function :
int fun(int a,int b)

can be declared as :
int(*myptr)(int a,int b);

here myptr is a type of pointer which can point to any
function which takes two integer arguments and returns int.

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