Answer Posted / vignesh1988i
1) pointers which points to a value indirectly through that variable containing that value..... so pointers are used for data security.
2) only by using pointers through functions we can return MORE THAN ONE VALUE AT A TIME.....
3) as above told execution will be faster.....
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