[Solved] C++ char getting errors? [closed]

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These both statements are wrong

char[] name = { "Nitish prajapati" }; 
char* namePointer = &name ;

In C++ valid declaration of an array looks like

char name[] = { "Nitish prajapati" };

As for the second statement then there is no implicit conversion from type char ( * )[17] to char *.
The initializer of the declaration has type char ( * )[17] while declared pointer has type char *

You should write either

char* namePointer = name ;

or

char ( *namePointer)[17] = &name ;

solved C++ char getting errors? [closed]