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void pointer as function argument in C programming

Here, we will learn how to pass a string (character pointer) in a function, where function argument is void pointer.

Consider the given example

#include <stdio.h> //function prototype void printString(void *ptr); int main() { char *str="Hi, there!"; printString(str); return 0; } //function definition void printString(void *ptr) { printf("str: %s\n",ptr); }

Output

str: Hi, there!

In this example the function parameter ptr is a void pointer and character pointer (string) str will be assigned in it and program will print the string through void pointer.


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