POINTERS:
The pointer has a simple definition that is
A value which points towards the address of another value which is called as pointer.
Ex: int *p,a=10;
p=&a;
Here *p is a pointer where a is a variable.
here 'a' consists of a value "10" but p consists the address of
the 'a'.which means as we know the address we can know the value also.
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