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The C++ language specifies certain compatibilities when specifying operands. The following table shows the types of operands acceptable to operators that require operands of type type.
Operand Types Acceptable to Operators
| Type expected | Types allowed | 
|---|---|
| type | const type volatile type type& const type& volatile type& volatile const type volatile const type& | 
| type* | type* consttype* volatiletype* volatile const | 
| const type | typeconst typeconst type& | 
| volatile type | typevolatile typevolatile type& | 
Because the preceding rules can always be used in combination, a const pointer to a volatile object can be supplied where a pointer is expected.