include int main char str 20 hello char const p str p M printf s n str return 0

Mello
P stores the address of 'h' and the address is constant,But we can change the character present in that address which is done in the Step 3.
So 'h' is replaced by 'M' which results in string "Mello".
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Mellon
P stores the address of 'h' and the address is constant,But we can change the character present in that address which is done in the Step 3.
So 'h' is replaced by 'M' and also add in printf("%sn",str); that means 'n' which results in string "Mellon".
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Since p is declared as const ,we cannot increment or decrement it.So p will be pointing to the base address.When we try to replace the first charac with M then output becomes

"Mello"
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#include

int main()
{
char str[20]="hello";
char * const p=str;
*p='M';
printf("%sn",str);
return 0;
}