What is the difference between X and "X", when used as constants in C and describe their memory representation

Question

C

Answer 1

Do you have a code related to this doubt? need more clarity on the context ...

Answer 2

Alright thank you

Answer 3

Then I can only tell you this...

const int CI = X;
Stores value of <X>. <X> could have been defined earlier, by pre-processor directive or another `const` definition.

const char* CS = "X"
Stores a one character C-String constant literal.

Actually, that could be very wrong cause context is unclear.

Answer 4

Not really,