Type Conversion to Display address of char variable

#1

What exactly happens when *char is converted to *void and is there any other method that can be used to display the address of a character variable?

#2

@poojagera
when u typecast from char * to void *. then ur pointer will start intrepreting the allocated memory as void type (i.e no type). using & operator u can print address of any variable,

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#3

Yes but we cannot print the address of a character variable using the & operator. So, is there any other method except type conversion, to display the address of a char?

#4

@poojagera
yeah we cannot print address of char variable by &someCharVariable because then it will behave as c string.
I think by type casting only we can print address dont know any other method.

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