Hey, I was looking up on (int)x and I understand

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Hey, I was looking up on (int)x and I understand

it's a pointer to an int which points to x but I was confused on the use case. I was wondering if anyone here could give a explaination on it? :O for example, why not just cast to an int and then point to x *(int)x or
(int)*x? Would that not work? What's the difference?

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18.11.2019

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Chandradeep Dey · Accepted Answer

Chandradeep Dey

x is probably a void pointer. it is being cast to int * before being dereferenced.

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