reinterpret_cast is one of the four casting operations provided by c++, alongsied static_casst, dynmic_cast, const_cast. It allows you to convert a pointer of one type into another type. But it doesnt perfomance ant type checking or enforcement, so it's up to programer to ensure that the conversion makes sense.
Here’s the basic syntax:
new_type ptr = reinterpret_cast<new_type>(expression);
int* ptr_int = new int(10);
char* ptr_char = reinterpret_cast<char*>(ptr_int);
It's important that this operation should be used springly and only when absolutely necessary, and it can make code less protable and harder understanding. In many case, there are better alternatives.