A void pointer is one that has no data type associated with it. A void pointer can be typecasted to any type and can hold any type of address.
A pointer is just a storage location for data in memory. The memory location is accessed using a pointer. There are several different sorts of pointers, including null pointers, wild pointers, void pointers, and others. Pointer arithmetic is the process of performing arithmetic operations on a pointer.
Null pointer.
Void pointer.
Wild pointer.
Dangling pointer.
Complex pointer.
Near pointer.
Far pointer.
Huge pointer.
NULL is a value that can be used with any type of pointer. It symbolises the lack of a value. A type is a void pointer. Because any pointer type can become a void pointer, it can point to any value.
A null pointer is a pointer that has no value. The null pointer can be used to: a) Initialize a pointer variable when it hasn't been assigned a valid memory address yet. b) When we don't wish to supply any valid memory address to a function argument, we can pass a null pointer.
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