Type casting of pointers

#1

the pointer section does not includes the type casting of pointers. Will it come in the next videos or what? Because it is an important topic of pointers.

#2

in c++ it is illegal to assign a pointer of a certain type to a pointer of another type.
however you can do so by typecasting the pointer first.
For example,
int a = 10;
int *pi = &a;
char ch = ‘b’;
int *pc = &ch;

//you cannot do pc = pi
//do this instead

pc = (char*) pi;

//typecast the existing pointer to the datatype of the pointer you wish to do the assignment to

#3

i hope i have resolved your query, please mark your doubt as resolved if you are satisfied

#4

Hey Ankita since you are not responding to this thread I am marking your doubt as resolved for now. Please re-open it if required.

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