brokenhope

Hmm I think im still having trouble understanding

Is & and * the same thing?

So when you use * it defines it to the address of a variable?

So why do you use it when you declare a variable? Wouldnt you only do it when you define a variables name... like whats the point of doing this char* bloh; ? What does it do diffrently than char bloh; ?

And this is the last question I have, I think it doesnt work but I dont know...

char one = "One";
char two = *one;
char one = "Two";
cout << two;

Would that ouput two? or nothing? or how could I make it output two without drasticaly changing the code? I really dont get this... I thought I did but now I dont...