What is the difference between char a[] = "string"; and
char *p = "string"; ?
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Answer Posted / srinivas
a is a const pointer, whereas p is not
meaning 'a' will point to a fixed location (value of 'a' or
address of *a can't change, remains fixed) - though
contents of a can be changed (by way of accessing a[i])
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