Rajnish Tiwari wrote:
In C, I have the following declaration:
int foo()
{
char* bar;
};
If unitialised, what the the value of variable "bar" ?
printf("%x",bar);
Will it get initialised to 0 or be a random value ?
see above
Is the value allocated at runtime or compile time ?
what value? you did not initialise bar.
cheers
rickw
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