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hat is a pointer?

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hat is a pointer?..

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a pointer is a variable which stores an address of another
variable.

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hat is a pointer?..

Answer / sumit mmmec

pointer provide the programmer direct access on memory
allocation.

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hat is a pointer?..

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it is a derived data type which holds the address of that
variable.

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hat is a pointer?..

Answer / supercool

A pointer is a datatype whose value refers directly to (or "points to") another value stored elsewhere in the computer memory using its address.

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