rinas

• Aug 30th, 2007

 

char str is a char variable which is capable to store one character.
char *str is capable to store a string. its length can be fixed only at run time.
for eg.


char *str;

for(int p=0;s[p];p++)
       putchar(str[p]);


in p we will have length of str

bornToLose

• Sep 22nd, 2007

 

Char* is pointer to char which store address of char variable

IntI is a pointer to int which store the address of int variable.

berezleon

 Profile Answers by berezleon 

• Dec 2nd, 2007

 

char * str can't store anything --it's just a pointer to a char. If you cout or printf(...) char *str it prints till it finds termination char '';