What is the difference among a pointer and a reference?, C/C++ Programming

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A: A reference has to always refer to some object and, so, must always be initialized; pointers do not have such limits. A pointer may be reassigned to point to distinct objects whereas a reference always refers to an object along with which it was initialized.

 


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