Const pointers vs pointer to const in C++. What is the difference? A const pointer is a pointer that cannot change the memory address that it points to. A pointer to const can change the memory address that it points to, but it cannot change the value at the memory it points to. Then, we have a const pointer to a const. This is a pointer that cannot change the memory address it points to, nor the value stored at the memory address.

C++ Playlist:
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Github Repo for C++ Code:
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Install C++ with VS Code:
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