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Understanding Pointers in C Programming by bharat is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Pointers in C are special variables that store the memory address of other variables. They allow access to the value of the variable being pointed to via dereferencing using the * operator. Pointers variables are declared with a * preceding the variable name and are assigned the address of another variable using the & operator. Arithmetic operations can be performed on pointers since addresses are treated as integer values.
- Author
- bharat
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- EN