EBK DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS IN C
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Chapter 1, Problem 6E
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Pointer Comparisons:
The declaration "*p" denotes that "p" is interpreted as a pointer and dereference it. The given code snippets would differ when the declaration of “p” and “q” differs.
- The first expression if (p==q) {…} checks to see whether value of “p” equals value of “q”.
- The second expression if (*p == *q) {…} dereferences the pointers and
would compare if the contents of memory that is pointed to by the two pointers are same.
- If “p” and “q” are not pointers, the second expression would give a compilation
error...
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