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I'm very surprised because I expected university was more updated, I studied some C ( book of W. Kernighan, Dennis M. Ritchie) several years ago, in 1990, but how it's possible to start again the...

This is a book suggested by italian University for informatics engineering course

https://www.francoangeli.it/Ricerca/Scheda_Libro.aspx?ID=2602&Tipo=Libro&titolo=Introduzione+alla+programmazione+ed+elementi+di+strutture+dati+con+il+linguaggio+C%2B%2B+

It says: It can be used char* to define pointer which points to literal string but It cannot be used to change string.
Afterwars It says about constant array but it's another section, there is no...

This one is the keyword, It's wonderful explanation.

So it's not supported this format? char* theta ="test"; but only const char* theta ="test"; ? I got only warning but I think it's preferable to...

Ooops! Excuse me, can I rewrite thread into the right forum?

I'm trying to understand difference among:


char* theta ="test";

char beta[] ="test-alpha";

especially if I write char* theta ="test";

Using gcc 4.7.2 I get this error: warning:...