1) *passptr = 'Y';
Here passptr is a character pointer pointing to a character variable say a. Now when we write *passptr='Y', the value of variable 'a' becomes 'Y'.
2) Here the question is to print the value of passptr.
For that the statement is :
printf("%d", passptr) ;
Here passptr will holding address of a character variable. Therefore printing value of passptr is printing address of variable pointed by passptr.
But if the question is to print the value of variable pointed by passptr, then it is:
printf("%c", *passptr) ;
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