wt is diference between int and int pointer as same as
float and float pointer and char and char pointer
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Answer Posted / jeeva
pointers always stores the address of the variable that it
is referred to....
when it is int pointer it means that the value at the
address that pointer holds is a integer (whole number)....
when it is char pointer it means that the value at the
address that pointer holds is a character....
when it is float pointer it means that the value at the
address that pointer holds is a floating point number....
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