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Pointer to Pointer in C language

Introduction

Definition : It is possible to make a pointer to point to another pointer variable. A variable which contains address of a pointer variable is called pointer to a pointer. For example, consider the following declarations:

int a;
int *p1;
int *p2;

  • The first declaration instructs the compiler to allocate the memory for the variable a in which integer data can be stored.
  • The second declaration tells the compiler to allocate a memory for the variable p1 in which address of an integer variable can be stored.
  • The third declaration tells the compiler to allocate a memory for the variable p2 in which address of a pointer variable which points to an integer can be stored. The memory organization for the above three declaration is shown below:
Pointer to Pointer in C programming



Example: Memory organization after executing following assignment statement:
a=10;
p1=&a;
p2=&p1;

The memory organization after executing the statement a=10 is shown below:


The memory organization after executing the statement a=10


The memory organization after executing the statement p1=&a is shown below:

The memory organization after executing the statement p1=&a

The memory organization after executing the statement p2=&p1 is shown below:


The memory organization after executing the statement p2=&p1

The data item 10 can be accessed using three variables a, p1 and p2 as shown below:
a    refers to the data item 10
*p1 Also refers to the data item 10. Here, using p1 and only one indirection operator, the data item 10 can be accessed.
**p2  Also refers to the data item 10. Here, using p2 and two indirection operators the data item 10 can be accessed (i.e., *p2 refers to p1 and **p2 refers to a)


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