Shouldn't an int pointer in Turbo C be of size 4 bytes?

Question

In the Turbo C compiler, the size of an int pointer is shown as 2 bytes when sizeof() operator is used. Now, if I print the address of an int variable, it comes out to be a

Answer 1

You probably have a 16-bit version of Turbo C, and that's the size of int for that compiler: http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~nikol/material/types_sizes.pdf

In fact, all versions of Turbo C were 16-bit, apparently.

As the others already suggested, get yourself a modern C compiler, like gcc or clang.