I am unable to get this:
as we say int const*ptr; means ptr is a pointer to an const int.
In a example:
int x = 10;
int const*ptr = &x;
//Here *ptr = 12// will give error...
Then if we modify X = 12;// Why there's no error in this case....
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I am unable to get this:
as we say int const*ptr; means ptr is a pointer to an const int.
In a example:
int x = 10;
int const*ptr = &x;
//Here *ptr = 12// will give error...
Then if we modify X = 12;// Why there's no error in this case....