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Why *0=0 crashes in C?

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Why *0=0 crashes in C?
posted Jun 7, 2017 by anonymous

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I think compilation itself will fail for *0=0

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The problem is with lvalue (left hand side of assignment). For each assignment there should be a valid address to store the value assigned through right side of the assignment operator. Here left side trying to access address 0 which is not allowed that's is the reason it is getting crashed.

answer Jun 8, 2017 by Ganesh Kumar
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