@renielita now i = 0 is the initialization part of the for loops header and you can declare i in the initialization part of the for loop and if you do that than the asterisk (*) would go there as well hope that helps
@renielita and an expression if you use it in a declaration its basically pointing to another variable and if you use it in an expression it means its being pointed at by another variable so what I'm trying to say is in that for loop if you need to point an asterisk sign there its only gonna be in the i < 10 because thats the expression part of the for loop
@renielita when using pointers your gonna be using too different kind of operators first the address of operator the andpersan sign (&) and second the pointer to operator which is the asterisk (*) the address of operator (&) cannot be used in a variable declaration if you do your creating a reference which is slightly different. The point to operator can be used in both a declaration
HEY!,ur very funny,,i have a question about pointer. i have to make a program, uusing pointers in an array.
for example, i have to put a frase, and every word has to be put back wards, but the words need to stay the same, all this just using pointers,,,. those that mean i have to use only "*"?, and can "for" be like (*i=0;*i<10;*1++)????
some one know how i can edit a file the is locate on a network drive
jarlinmontero 1 year ago
@renielita now i = 0 is the initialization part of the for loops header and you can declare i in the initialization part of the for loop and if you do that than the asterisk (*) would go there as well hope that helps
ANXIOUS117 1 year ago
@renielita and an expression if you use it in a declaration its basically pointing to another variable and if you use it in an expression it means its being pointed at by another variable so what I'm trying to say is in that for loop if you need to point an asterisk sign there its only gonna be in the i < 10 because thats the expression part of the for loop
ANXIOUS117 1 year ago
@renielita when using pointers your gonna be using too different kind of operators first the address of operator the andpersan sign (&) and second the pointer to operator which is the asterisk (*) the address of operator (&) cannot be used in a variable declaration if you do your creating a reference which is slightly different. The point to operator can be used in both a declaration
ANXIOUS117 1 year ago
the "for" was(*i=0;*i<10=*i++)
sorry.
renielita 2 years ago
HEY!,ur very funny,,i have a question about pointer. i have to make a program, uusing pointers in an array.
for example, i have to put a frase, and every word has to be put back wards, but the words need to stay the same, all this just using pointers,,,. those that mean i have to use only "*"?, and can "for" be like (*i=0;*i<10;*1++)????
xan u explain a lil about that?
thanxs
renielita 2 years ago
Good tutorial and gut tutor, i hope u make a complex example with it's out put results.
Thankx teacher
mugheerah 2 years ago
Thanks :D
fredhair 2 years ago
cual great tutorial
esta hecho una asco no c v e ni mierd
ArKaNeSSS 3 years ago