The asterisk is part of the type
suggest changeIn C and C++, the asterisk in the declaration of a pointer variable is part of the expression being declared. In C#, the asterisk in the declaration is part of the type.
In C, C++ and C#, the following snippet declares an int
pointer:
int* a;
In C and C++, the following snippet declares an int
pointer and an int
variable. In C#, it declares two int
pointers:
int* a, b;
In C and C++, the following snippet declares two int
pointers. In C#, it is invalid:
int *a, *b;
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