Okay.
"String" is a pointer to a character, a string in C is an array of characters, terminated by the character \0.
So if you do "*String", you get the first character of the string.
If you do...
Type: Posts; User: root4
Okay.
"String" is a pointer to a character, a string in C is an array of characters, terminated by the character \0.
So if you do "*String", you get the first character of the string.
If you do...
There's no difference between "char *x" and "char* x", this is syntactically equivalent for the compiler, the style is up to you.
There must be another difference you didn't spot, post your code.