Answer Posted / sushant mahajan

Ohk... dudes I think that 'C' in Char a[] is a typo. The only difference I can see is this:

char *a="string";
printf("%d", sizeof(a));
/*will print 2 or 4, whatever is the memory assigned to a pointer*/

char a[]="string";
printf("%d", sizeof(a));
/*will print 7 - 1 byte for each character+1 byte for the '\0' */

So basically its a memory thing :D

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