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Is it legal for a pointer of data type 'int' point to a float value?
i think its illegal but I am not sure please someone tell me and thank you
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C++ doesn't make many things illegal and you can get around them if you truely want. I've modified constants via pointers to prove it is doable and here print a float as an integer. Note that I also initialized the pointer with 0, which worked and tests to nullptr. However, I've been on a system that -1 was the value of nullptr as 0 was a valid addressable address so for safety use the symbol.
https://code.sololearn.com/csj8LxOGGcbS
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John Wells thank you alot now it makes sense.
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it is better not to put
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Rauan thank you and is it legal to assign 0 value to pointers when intializing them? like :int *ptr=0