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       You can display the address 
       By: asim km Date: September 3, 2023, 4:19 am
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       The file name is placed between double quote characters:
       Pointers and addresses of every piece of data in computer memory
       Stored at some memory location or address.  using the operator
       placed before the variable name. Let's say I have a string
       variable: This is how I display the address: This will print a
       number that is the address of the character array in memory: In
       fact, an array variable like this itself is equivalent to the
       address of the array, So even though I'm not using the operator,
       it still gives me the array address.
       If I type this: ​ the same number (i.e. the address of the
       character array) will be displayed: But let's say I have Phone
       Number List
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       another string declared like this:
       ​ Here, the asterisk or asterisk before the variable name
       means that it is not an array itself, Rather, it is actually a
       pointer to a memory location. Here it points to the starting
       address of the memory containing the character. But unlike
       (which is declared not as a pointer but as an array), it is not
       the address of a character array. It is a pointer or reference
       to that address.
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       So if I use the operator to display the address, the address I
       get (the address of the pointer variable) is different from the
       address the display points to (the address of the character
       array). We can see this in the example below: This will display
       two different numbers, for example: Pointers are one of the most
       difficult features of a language to understand. In fact, most
       modern object-oriented languages rarely, if ever, use pointers
       explicitly. Even so, this doesn't mean that languages like , ,
       and don't actually use pointers. Any computer program uses
       pointers when running.
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