*&n is equivalent to n. Thus the value of n is printed out.
The value of n is the address of the variable p that is a pointer to int.
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solved What does “*&n” mean in double-pointer c++? [closed]
*&n is equivalent to n. Thus the value of n is printed out.
The value of n is the address of the variable p that is a pointer to int.
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solved What does “*&n” mean in double-pointer c++? [closed]