[Solved] Can pointers store values and what is the use of void pointers?

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void *ptr=10;

This is not valid C, you need an explicit conversion with a cast like (void *) 10.

printf("%u",ptr);

This is not valid C, you need an explicit conversion with a cast like (unsigned int) ptr.

Regarding the use of void pointers, they are generic object pointers, so you can assign a pointer value of any object pointer type to a void *.

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solved Can pointers store values and what is the use of void pointers?