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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 / vilas soni++
"int" can give it's value, and
we can put any integer value in it directly.
while "pointer" of an integer can give value of an
integer what's address it contain, and
we can not put any integer value in it directly like :
int *p;
p = 65201;
it will give error.......
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