Assume you declared int *p and p's current value is 1000. What is p + 1? Please any help?

Question

#pointers

Answer 1

p is a pointer holding address of a int variable.
Value of p depends on size of int.
Size of int depends on the compiler. In general 32 bit systems will have int size as 4 bytes (32 bit = 4*8 bit = 4bytes) to store int value.
So, if p=1000, then p+1=1000+4(size of int) =1004.

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Answer 2

~ swim ~ is the Sizeof always 4?

Answer 3

~ swim ~ thank you🙏🙏

Answer 4

yes thanks Nagendra
so the 4 bit is always multiplying the number u plus it with the P ryt?
i.e. P+3= 1000+3*4 right?

Answer 5

~ swim ~ so assuming it was p + 2,
will it be like p= 1000 + 2*4..
which is 1008?