Question

in statement " char*const q= "kPIT" ;" q is​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

q is a constant pointer ;

Explanation:

the given instruction is :    char*const q= "kPIT" ;

• here 'char' keyword indicates the pointer is a character pointer.  
• const qualifier has been placed between the pointer sign (*) and the string variable which implies the 'pointer is constant but the string is not'.
• we can explain it like this way:   char *const q="kPIT";                    *q='M';   / *works; we can change the string*/                                               q="Bye" ; /* error; pointer q can't store the bade address of another String i.e. it can't point a different Strinng */