A null pointer is nothing but a void pointer pointing to nowhere.

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C++ - Void & NULL Pointers

Void pointer is a pointer which is used to point any type of variable. The advantage of using a void* for information hiding is more obvious when the object type is a structure. In that case, use of the void* prevents the user from accessing the structure members directly. NULL is an 'empty' pointer. NULL can be used to specify a pointer to nothing / not set. It is a value whilst void is a type.

Prajakta Pandit 01-25-2017 06:02 AM

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