About pointers

Question

pointer(*) is just a variable that contains address as their value of some another variable .with the help of pointer the complier can easily pick the value(int,float,...) that is stored in variables (a,b,...).
pointer is similar as (&) but the only difference that is the & is used when we want that the complier read the value stored in variable but the (*) is used when the we point to the address .

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