what is the exact definition for pointer?
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Answer / rasmi
Pointer is a variable used to store the address in
allocated memory location.
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Answer / sridevi.c
A pointer is a programming language data type whose value
refers directly to(or'points to')another value stored
elsewhere in the computer memory using its address.
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Answer / tekchand nanda
In computer science, a pointer is a programming language
data type whose value refers directly to (or "points to")
another value stored elsewhere in the computer memory using
its address.
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Answer / reddy hanuma kishore
A pointer is a variable that stores the addrss of another
variable.
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Answer / k.vatsalya
A Pointer is a special kind of variable in c and c++ that
holds the address of the another variable...
Pointer and Arrays are the two sides of the coin...to write
any kind of non trival applications in c pointers are
required....
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Answer / mahesh kumar
Pointer is a programming concept, used for getting the
address of any variable.
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