Discussion
A pointer declared as const uint8_t *p means that
Answer: B
Correct answer: the data pointed to may not be modified through p
The const before the type qualifies what is pointed at, so *p cannot be assigned through this pointer, while p itself may be moved. Writing uint8_t * const p instead makes the pointer constant and the data writable - the position of the keyword relative to the star is what decides which.
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