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Can you modify the value of a const object through a const pointer?

Yes, always

No

Const objects are defined to not be modified, regardless of whether a pointer to the const object exists. Regardless of type casting or where the pointer is defined, a const object cannot be modified through a const pointer. This is a key feature of const objects and pointers and maintaining this rule ensures the immutability of a const object.

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Yes, using type casting

Yes, if you define the pointer in a header file

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