Reputation: 21
Chart I have to use to find the value of a
, p
, pp
, *p
, *pp
, and **pp
:
Variable Address Value
36 4
a 40 1
44 2
48 44
p 52 40
56 36
60 44
pp 64 52
68 56
I arrive at:
a = 1
p = 40
pp = 52
*p = 52
*pp = 64
Is **pp
as simple as taking the value located at *pp
(52)?? This is really my only idea, otherwise I am confused as to what to do.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 83
Reputation: 123578
Here's how everything works out:
&pp = 64
pp = &p = 52
*pp = p = &a = 40
**pp = *p = a = 1
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 206717
Given your chart and variables,
*pp = *(52) = *(&p) = p = 40
Looked at another way,
pp = &p
And
*p = *(40) = *(&a) = a = 1
which means
p = &a
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1933
You have &
(address of) and *
(dereference) confused.
&
operator gives you the address of the operand*
operator gives you the value at the address pointed to by the operandUpvotes: 4