C_71 Pointers in C - part 1| Introduction to pointers in C | C Programming Tutorials

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Float x,y; Int a, *ptr; ptr = &x ( not possible because x = float ) ptr = &a ( possible as a is also int and ptr is also int )

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@@mushua6060 not int . its must be a float *q because x varible is a float datatype

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float X,y; int a,*ptr; ptr = &a; This are correct And wrong is ptr = &x bcz you can't assign address of floating variable to integer pointer

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17:00 Ptr=&x is incorrect whereas ptr=&a is correct because a is int type and pointer also of same datatype but as we can see x is of float datatype but pointer is still a int datatype hence a is correct but not in case of x 👍🏼👍🏼

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float x, y; int a, *ptr; ptr = &x; ptr = &a For the assignment of address of x to ptr it does not work since x is a float type but ptr stores an int type. For address of a to ptr it works since a is an int and ptr stores address of an int. If the address of a is for example 1000, the value of ptr is 1000.

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Pointer is very useful. It is around two operators: memory address (&) and memory access (*)

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C is supposed to be ab abstract layer for different cpu hardware. that is like why you can't use Carry for example. But what all cpu/mcu have is opcode for indirect addressing. That is what C pointers let you access, so just think that all struct data are Tetris blocks that repeats at some offsets and intervals, the C-pointer is to point this part of memory as it has already been pre-allocated at compile. So, it's like a gray area of what C allows: direct memory access. And if you do want it, can be done with type casting a pointer: *(INT*)0x1000

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*ptr = &x is wrong because of difference in data type. *ptr = &a is correct because of same data type which is int.

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float = x, y; - is a valid declaration in C. int a, *ptr; - Is also a valid declaration in C. ptr = &x - Not valid, because x and ptr are not the same data type (i.e while x was declared using "float" data type, ptr was declared using "int" data type as such, ptr cannot point to x). ptr = &a - This is valid because both were declared using the same data type which is int. So by implication ptr should be able to store the address of a. So, at last ptr will contain the address of a, say... 2001.

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float x,y; int a,*ptr; ptr=&a;(This is Correct) ptr=&x;(This is wrong) Because pointer is addressing the variable which is in integer data type

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ptr=&a is possible because a is int type and x is float type

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Ptr can't contain address of x as it is float while ptr can store address of that variable only whose data type is int 17:15

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#include int main() { float x, y; int a, *intPtr; float *floatPtr; floatPtr = &x; printf("%p", floatPtr); intPtr = &a; printf("%p", intPtr); return 0; } However, there is a type mismatch in the pointer assignments. The pointer ptr is declared as an int pointer (int *ptr;), but it is assigned the address of a float variable (x) and then the address of an int variable (a). This can lead to unexpected behavior because the pointer type should match the type of the variable whose address it stores.

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THE ANS TO THE QUESTION WILL BE, POINTER WIL STORE ADRESS OF VARIABLE OF INT DATA TYPE SO[ptr=&x] will not be printed because x is a float type variable . and the ptr=&a is correct because a is also int type.ptr will store address of a ,and a will have garbage value

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Ptr=&x // wrong Ptr=&a // right Because the data type declare of ptr is int

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float x,y; int a, *ptr; ptr=&x is wrong because ptr is expecting variable with int datatype ptr=&a is correct

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float x,y; int a,*ptr; ptr=&x; ptr=&a; ptr=&x gives error since x is of float type and pointer is of int type ptr=&a is correct since a is of int type and pointer is of int type too

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float x,y int a*ptr; ptr = &x;( wrong beacuse pointer p is contating address of integer data type) ptr = &a; (correct beacuse pointer ptr is contating address of integer data type)

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int a, *ptr; ptr = &a; These are the correct ones. 1st and 3rd are wrong. Since x is defined as a floating type variable whereas ptr is defined as int.

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Pointer is of the type int. That mean it can only store the address of the variable of type int. So ptr= &a; is correct.it cannot store address of the variable of type float.So ptr=&x; Is wrong becoz x Is float type..

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