Can an address be assigned to a variable in C?

Question

Is it possible to assign a variable the address you want, in the memory?

I tried to do so but I am getting an error as \"Lvalue required as left operand of assignmen

Answer 1

There's probably no way to determine which address a variable will have. But as a last hope for you, there is something called "pointer", so you can modify a value on address 7200 (although this address will probably be inaccessible):

int *i = (int *)7200;
*i = 10;