programming

Question

#include<stdio.h>


main()
{
    static char *s[]={"black","white","pink","violet"};

    char **ptr[]={s+3,s+2,s+1,s},***p;

    p=ptr;

    ++p;

    printf("%s",**p+1);
}

if i dont use static here , compiler throws error why plz explaain 

Comments

I don't find any reason of error if static type is not used. Even declaring static is of no use here.

Can you make sure if it's really causing error. then tell.

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got it , iam using turbo c therefore error occurs , but in gcc it runs fine

Answer 1

These warning are C++ Warning not C .

C Compiler Output-

C++ Compiler Output-

program give Warning because string literals are char const* types  in C++.To solve this problem use char const * instead of char *.

Comments

thanks bro , in  turbo c only it cause error and it will not run , but in gcc it works fine thanks for posting :)

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Turbo C is a primitive, non-standard, pre-historic C++ compiler.Those warning are came in C++ Compiler ...So used GCC Compiler .