char* vs const char* as a parameter

Question

There are many times that I get compile errors when I use char* instead of const char*. So, I am not sure the actual difference, the syntax and the com

Answer 1

• char *       : non-constant pointer to non-constant character
• const char *    : non-constant pointer to constant   character
• char *const     : constant   pointer to non-constant character
• const char * const : constant   pointer to constant   character

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