Dereferencing a pointer to constant

Question

Let\'s say we have a class called object.

int main(){
    object a;
    const object* b = &a;
    (*b); 
}

Question: b is a pointer to

Answer 1

const object* b = &a;

b will treat what it points to as const, i.e. it cannot change a

object* const b = &a;

b itself is const, i.e. it cannot point to other object address, but it can change a