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Pointer to function
Why we use function pointers?
Eg: Roughly I written the code for understanding purpose only... char (*ptr_fun)(); // pointer to a function which returns char char fun(); char ch; ptr_fun = &fun; // assign the address of that fun to that pointer Now the question is, what is the different between the below two function call even though both perform the same operation ch = fun(); ch = *ptr_fun; Kindly explain why the function pointers are used and what are the situations it required. |
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