Answer Posted / yathish m yadav

*++i
assuming i is declared as pointer
i will be first incremented to point to next location to
which it is pointing. then, the content of location to
which i is newly pointing will be assigned if any variable
is used like: a=*++i;
here since it is not assigned to any variable it will be
dicard.

i++*
if the statement is int a=i++*;
then i is incremented to point to next location of its type
then the content of that location is being copied to a
using *.

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