Const * pointer often stressed you may not use the pointer to the content of the operating point to,
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Simple piece of* and the location of the const can read the right name
Int * int pointer [i.e. is the content of the pointer to int]
Pointer const * constants [i.e. constant] is the content of the pointer to
Const int * int const pointer [i.e. type int is the content of the pointer to a constant]
Distinguish between the two to learn the language well
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Pointer to a constant said store in the pointer is the address of a constant, constant pointer refers to the pointer itself is constant, not modify the pointer saved in the address, the address stored can is a constant variables,Please refer to the concrete difference between "pointer to a constant and a constant pointer in c + +"
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Is pretty funny, most of the C language books don't put the question clear,
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const * pointer often stressed you may not use the pointer to the content of the operating point to
This sentence need to change, may not use this pointer to modify (write) point to content, not including reading oh, can be read
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