Programming and Data Structures by Pearson

306 Programming and Data Structures

OUTPUT:

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2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3

Explanation In the above example, addresses of one-array elements are assigned to another array.

The second array assigns addresses to the third one and so on. In the successive printf () statements

increases by one for getting higher level value.

9.9 POINTERS AND STRINGS

9.29 Write a program to read string from keyboard and display it using character pointer.

#Include <stdio.h>

#Include <conio.h>

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{

char name [15] ,*ch;

printf ("Enter Your Name

getsiname);

ch=mame;

J* store base address of string name */

while (*ch !-'\0 ')

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printf C % c ” *ch);

ch++;

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OUTPUT:

Enter Your Name: ...