05-04-2011
I get what you guys are saying;
point = 0;
//intializing the pointer a NULL value...means pointing to nthing!
point = new ClassA();
//intializing the pointer value of the object of the Class A and hence ofcorse points to a valid memory!
Thanks a tonnn guys!!
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:)
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