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以下声明之间有什么区别？

char * const a;
const char * a;

为了理解我写这个小程序的区别:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>


int main (int argc, char **argv)
{
    char a = 'x';
    char b = 'y';

    char * const pc1 = &a;
    const char * pc2 = &a;

    printf ("Before\n");
    printf ("pc1=%p\n", pc1);
    printf ("*pc1=%c\n", *pc1);
    printf ("pc2=%p\n", pc2);
    printf ("*pc2=%c\n", *pc2);

    *pc1 = b;
/*     pc1 = &b; */

/*     *pc2 = b; */
    pc2 = &b;

    printf ("\n\n");

    printf ("After\n");
    printf ("pc1=%p\n", pc1);
    printf ("*pc1=%c\n", …