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- otherwise, the derived type is an unspecified character type compatible with any of char, signed char, and unsigned char.
_ _Example Example:
Effective size of a pointer is the size of the object to which it points.
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Example: char *p;
The effective type of pointer p in this case is char.
Example: void *p;
p p = obj;
In this case, pointer p's type is not declared but it is later assigned 'obj'. So the effective type of 'p' is equal to the effective type of 'obj'.
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