what is difference between declaring the pointer as int and
char in c language?
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Answer Posted / k vishwanath pillay
While declaring Pointer for an Integer value, we assign a
default size i.e 4 byte of memory for the Integer variable.
But in the case of char by default it assigns 1 byte of
memory for that character variable.
The type of declaration is the same for both.
Char a[5], *p; // for char variable
int *i; // for Int variable
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