Pointer Arithmetic
#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
char
c = 'x', *pc;
int
i = 11, *pi;
float
f = 35.6, *pf;
pc
= &c;
pi
= &i;
pf
= &f;
printf("\nValue
of pc = Address of c = %p ", pc);
printf("\nValue
of pi = Address of i = %p ", pi);
printf("\nValue
of pf = Address of f = %p ", pf);
pc++;
pi++;
pf++;
printf("\nNow
Value of pc = %p", pc);
printf("\nNow Value of pi =
%p", pi);
printf("\nNow
Value of pf = %p", pf);
}
Output:
Value of pc = Address
of c = 0028FF47
Value of pi = Address
of i = 0028FF3C
Value of pf = Address
of f = 0028FF34
Now Value of
pc = 0028FF48
Now Value of
pi = 0028FF40
Now Value of pf = 0028FF38