what is the difference between normal variables and pointer
variables..............
Answer Posted / abdinadir mohamed abdulle
"Pointer variable holds memory address or physical address
of any variable value means it indirectly points any
vaiable,we can perform all operations +,*,-,and / through
it but normal variable directly points vaiable value"
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