What is the difference bitween NULL AND VOID pointer?

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Basavaraj

  • Nov 15th, 2006
 

NULL can be value for pointer type variablesVOID is a type identifier which has not sizeNULL and void are not sameExample:void* ptr = NULL;

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howhy

  • Mar 27th, 2007
 

Uninitialsed Void pointer may point to some where.
But a NULL pointer may not.

A NULL pointer si something "Unavailable" "Unassigned" "Uninitialsed".

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Gaurav bisht

  • Nov 9th, 2011
 

NULL pointer means- it points to nothing
whereas,void pointer refers to the fact that the pointer has no data type declared with it and it can be used to point variable of any data-type-int,float,etc..
ex-int*(void_ptr)

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