Can you explain what const pointers are in C++?
Sure! A const pointer is a pointer that cannot change the address it points to after it has been initialized.
Can you give me an example of how to use a const pointer?
Absolutely! Here's an example:
int value = 10;
int* const ptr = &value;
*ptr = 20; // This is allowed, changing the value at the address.
// ptr = nullptr; // This would cause an error, as ptr cannot change.
What happens if I try to change the pointer itself?
If you try to change the pointer itself, you'll get a compilation error because const pointers cannot be reassigned.
Are there any other types of pointers I should know about?
Yes, there are also pointers to const, which allow you to change the pointer but not the value it points to.
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