what is the difference between normal variables and pointer
variables..............
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Answer / naga raju
a pointer is nothing more than an address, and a pointer variable is just a variable that can store an address.
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Answer / vrushali
Hi Vighnesh,
Please explain the term data security.....
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Answer / priyanka
It gives the value stored at a particular address
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Answer / rafiya
Variable is a name given to the memory location of the specified data type.
Pointers are the variables which are capable of storing another variable's address.
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Answer / nibedita
Pointers will store the variable address and normal variable
will store the variable value. But if you will declare int *p;
int i=10; and you want to accsess the memory of i you have
to write p=&i; But i can access directly the memory adress
of variable through printf("%d",&i); Then wht is the
difference between pointer and normal variable?
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