int main ()
{
/ * 1. Look at a definition, read from the identifier, read * (pointer),
That is, the type of pointer we want to define.
2. * (Pointer) The entire left side of the pointer is the type referred to. * /
Const int Ci = 10;
Const Int * CIP = & Ci;
// According to the above method analysis, the CIP is a pointer, this pointer points to a const Int type
// further: int Const * ICP = & Ci; also a definition method of the same efficiency.
// According to my understanding, I prefer the former one, he is more reasonable.
Const Int * Const CiPC = & Ci;
/ / Similarly, from the CIPC read, the CIPC is a const pointer to point to a const Int type.
// int const * const icpc = & chi; is also an equivalent definition
}
