References, constants, and so on

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A deep exploration of constants, constants, constants and variations (http://dev.csdn.net/author/justrun2005/4df3579cbb044b9fa989231379db9661.html)

I think there are two more sentences.

First, you create a project in the vc6 pipeline.

Char   * Q =   " Hello " ;
* Q =   ' W ' ;

In either case, the sending mode or the sending mode is acceptable.

If you select the dynamic route mode, you can still use the dynamic route mode, but it will cause errors during operation,ProgramThe reason is thatArticleSaid; if it is the sending mode: Everything is good, * Q will change to "wello", and the first character 'H' is overwritten by 'W, you can print it out to see why it is also stated in the article.

However, I have been very surprised that a sentence like char * q = "hello" can pass through the plain text. I really don't know that the wide text browser is so explicit.

Char * q indicates a pointer pointing to a numeric number, which indicates that the number of characters in the preceding statement is 4 characters, however, if no space is allocated to the domain (even 10 or 100 characters) in the specified region, why does the value come from? Q: Why? Is it "hello? But where can I find "hello? You didn't allocate any space for it. It seems that this is not suitable, but it works well in a new browser, such as VC. It is useless...