L Value<\/h2>\n

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• L value or locator value represents an object that occupies some identifiable location in memory.<\/li>\n
• In an assignment operator the l value can appear on right hand side or left hand side.<\/li>\n
• Expression which refer to modifiable locations are called as \u201cModifiable L Values\u201d.<\/li>\n
• An incomplete type or constant attribute cannot have an array type of modifiable value attribute.<\/li>\n
• Structures and Unions to be a modified lvalues, they should not contain any members with constant attribute.<\/li>\n
• Storage location will be denoted by an identifier with name,value stored at a location will have the value of the variable.<\/li>\n
• A lvalue identifier can be modified it refers to a memory location and if the type of it is arithmetic, structure, union or pointer.<\/li>\n
• Example: If a pointer points to a storage region, then *ptr is a modifiable l value that allocates the storage region to which *ptr points.<\/li>\n
• In C, this concept was termed \u201cLocator Value\u201d. And referred to expressions that locate objects.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

  The l-value is one of the following<\/strong><\/p>\n

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  • The name of the variable of any type i.e, an identifier of integral, floating, pointer, structure, or union type.<\/li>\n
  • A subscript ([ ]) expression that does not evaluate to an array.<\/li>\n
  • A unary-indirection (*) expression that does not refer to an array<\/li>\n
  • An l-value expression in parentheses.<\/li>\n
  • A\u00a0constobject (a nonmodifiable l-value).<\/li>\n
  • The result of indirection through a pointer, provided that it isn\u2019t a function pointer.<\/li>\n
  • The result of member access through pointer(-> or .)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    R Value<\/h2>\n

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    • R- value refer to data value that is stored at some address in memory.<\/li>\n
    • R value is an expression that does not have a value assigned to it which means r value can either right side or left side of an assignment operator.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

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