suresh
03-07-2001, 05:25 AM
Can you explain me the piece of code below with an example, in context with
pointers.
A->B
Regards
Suresh
pointers.
A->B
Regards
Suresh
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : Pointer suresh 03-07-2001, 05:25 AM Can you explain me the piece of code below with an example, in context with pointers. A->B Regards Suresh beerbabu 03-07-2001, 06:26 AM "suresh" <suresh.madurai@cspb.com> wrote: > >Can you explain me the piece of code below with an example, in context with >pointers. > > A->B > >Regards >Suresh yera pointers telusukovadani kuda net kavala???? Yasvanth kranker book konukoni chadhu anna. bye beer babu sivakumar 03-07-2001, 06:54 AM hai, let b be an integer variable. say int b = 5; then a be a pointer. say int *a; both a and b will have memory locations. now a can hold b integer value in its address. lets assume b is got 100 as its address and 5 as it value a can hold an address of an memory location which is got an integer value. it's address is 200. a = &b; means a is now pointing to a memory location(100) where an integer data is stored. *a is 5 a is 100 &a is 200 b is 5 & is 100. hope you understood. regards cva Danny Kalev 03-07-2001, 08:45 AM suresh wrote: > > Can you explain me the piece of code below with an example, in context with > pointers. > > A->B A us a pointer to some object of type X. B is a member of X. The expression above accesses the B member of the object to which A points. A more realistic example: struct Date { int day; int month; int year; }; void f(Date * p) { p->year=2001; } Danny devx.com
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