How can I declare a double pointer and assign its value directly from a normal variable?
Thanks
int a = 5;
int* b = &a;
int** c = &b;
int** d = &&a;//This does not work
int** e = &(&a);//This does not work
>Solution :
How can I declare a double pointer and assign its value directly from
a normal variable
You cannot. "double pointer" is not a special construct in C. It is a short name for a pointer-to-pointer. A pointer always points to a variable, i.e., something with a memory location. &a is an "rvalue", not a variable. It has no memory location and, therefore, you cannot point to it.