opus:fall2012:rrichar8:datapart1
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data Keyword 1
pointer (what is it, declaration of).
Definition
To put it in simple terms, a pointer is a memory address. The first thing you must do with a pointer, is to declare a pointer variable. Set it to point somewhere, and finally manipulate the value that it points to.
A simple pointer declaration can be:
int *ip;
The asterisk used means that the “ip”, the variable that you are declaring, is not of the “int” type, but a type of “pointer to an int” type.
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