--- In [email protected], Bala <prentice_2...@...> wrote:
> 1. Is it a correct initialization of pointer p int **p = NULL;
What do you think and why?
> 2.In K & R it is mentioned that a unioh may be initialized
> with a value of it's first member.But following code works
> fine.
> int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
> union ua{ int a; float b; } utest;
There is no initialisation here.
> utest.b = 20.01;
This is an assignment.
> return 0; }
> I wanted to know correct interpretation of the above statement
Initialisation is when you assign a value at the point of
declaration.
--
Peter
