The distinction between top-level and low-level matters when we copy an object. When we copy an object, top-level consts are ignored

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The distinction between top-level and low-level matters when we copy an object. When we copy an object, top-level consts are ignored.

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KasimKamal

2022-07-03

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i = ci; // ok: copying the value of ci; top-level const in ci is ignored
p2 = p3; // ok: pointed-to type matches; top-level const in p3 is ignored

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