Discussion
Which of the given option is the correct method for initialization?
typedef char *string;
Answer: B
Correct answer: string p = “Hello”;
The alias already carries the pointer, so the declaration needs no asterisk of its own - string p is exactly char *p. This is one of the small traps of pointer typedefs: the asterisk becomes invisible at the point of use, which is convenient but makes the declaration read as though p were a plain object.
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