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When used in an expression, I read p as "what's pointed by p". In a declaration, this applies as well: int *i; means "what's pointed by i is an int".
by rbonvall 16y ago
When used in an expression, I read p as "what's pointed by p". In a declaration, this applies as well:
int *i;
means "what's pointed by i is an int".
- dkersten 16y agoThat makes more sense alright, but I still think it would make a lot more sense if * was bound to the type.