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What is mean by 'char const * const c=" " ' [duplicate]

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c

pointers

constants

variable-declaration

char const*const variablename = " ";

what does it mean?

is it same as pointer declaration?

Please anyone explain.

Thank you in advance!

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Dhasneem Avatar asked Jan 13 '23 22:01

Dhasneem

1 Answers

It's a const pointer to a const C string. This means that neither the contents of the string, nor the pointer itself, can be changed.

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NPE Avatar answered Jan 24 '23 15:01

NPE
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