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Example of the NULL pointer in C, int *ptr =NULL;// ptr is a integer null pointer Why do we need a NULL Pointer? A null pointer prevents the surprising behavior of the program. If you forget to assign a valid address to the pointer at the time of declaration and later you will try...
A pointer is a variable. Like other variables, it has a data type and an identifier. However, pointers are used in a way that is fundamentally distinct from the way in which we use “normal” variables, and we have to include an asterisk to tell the compiler that a variable should ...
A void pointer, also known as a generic pointer, is a pointer that is not associated with any specific data type, making it suitable for pointing to any type of data. In other words, avoid pointercan point to an integer, a character, a string, or any other data type. This flexibility...
What is a dangling pointer in C++?C++ Programming Interview Question Answer:A dangling pointer arises when you use the address of an object afterits lifetime is over. This may occur in situations like returningaddresses of the automatic variablesfrom a function or using theaddress of the memory...
dll in a c++ project Additional lib path in VC++ Directories or in Linker -> General AfxGetThread() returns NULL pointer to pThread in winmain.cpp afxwin1.inl ASSERT error in AfxGetResourceHandle() already defined in .obj Alternative for strptime() AlwaysCreate -> unsuccessfulbuild ambiguous ...
what is a mouse pointer? a mouse pointer is a small, graphical symbol or icon that appears on your computer screen and moves in response to your physical mouse movements. it serves as a visual representation of the position and actions of your mouse. how does the mouse pointer work? the ...
what are pointers and references in c++? I am struggling to understand what is the purpose of pointers and references? why do we need them? How are they different from one another? Any practical use of pointers and references would be helpful. Thanks ...
A function pointer is similar to the other pointers but the only difference is that it stores the address of a function instead of a variable. In the program whenever required we can invoke the pointed function using the function pointer. So using the function pointer we can provide the run...
Buried deep in the System V Application Binary Interface document for the AMD64 Architecture, there is a footnote on page 24 that says, “%r10is used for passing a function’s static chain pointer.” What is a static chain pointer?