In last two statements, any real difference between the realPointer and fakePointer. Will they both provide the same functionality?
int num = 0;
int *realPointer = #
int fakePointer = #
In last two statements, any real difference between the realPointer and fakePointer. Will they both provide the same functionality?
int num = 0;
int *realPointer = #
int fakePointer = #