what is the difference between
const char *p, char const *p, const char* const p
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Answer Posted / bhargav
Const char *P ->
declares a pointer through which you may be able to access
a char but you can not change it through the said pointer.
But the pointer itself can be changed.
char const *p ->
in this the value is constant
const char* const p ->
both address and value are constants
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