Answer Posted / manju

both increments the value not the address. but the
difference lies in post and pre increment..
for example
main()
{
int i=2,*p;
p=&i;
}

when (*p)++ is given the o/p will be 2.
and in next line the value is incremented. in ++(*p)
the value is 3 since it is post

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