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We define a pointer type by writing a declarator of the form *d, where d is the name being defined. The * must be repeated for each pointer variable

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We define a pointer type by writing a declarator of the form *d, where d is the name being defined. The * must be repeated for each pointer variable.

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int *ip1, *ip2; // both ip1 and ip2 are pointers to int
double dp, *dp2; // dp2 is a pointer to double; dp is a double

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