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what is the reinterpret cast operator ?

plz help me how to use the reinterpret cast operator in filing in c++
Aug 22 '06 #1
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Abay GADHAY Ms. Maria Taqi say tu nay kya parha hai. Kameenay OOP ki book khol kar dekh lay.
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