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Look at these two codes:
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#define int_ptr int*
int_ptr a, b;
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and
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typedef int* int_ptr
int_ptr a, b;
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In first example, only a is a pointer-to-an-integer but b is an
integer.
At second example, both of a, b are pointer-to-an-integer.
Do you guys concur with me?
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#define int_ptr int*
int_ptr a, b;
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and
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typedef int* int_ptr
int_ptr a, b;
===================================
In first example, only a is a pointer-to-an-integer but b is an
integer.
At second example, both of a, b are pointer-to-an-integer.
Do you guys concur with me?