A c pointer knows the types of pointers and indirectly referenced data items at runtime.
what does this mean?
Pointers MCQ question
- Pointer knows type because we declare it with data type (e.g int* or char* etc)
- Indirect reference because pointer points at the location where variable is stored, and itself is not = val
- Runtime because memory is allocated at runtime only.
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