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by itsuart
3472 days ago
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No, I don't. If foo is a (storage of) pointer to something, to get that something from memory I use dereference operator `*
so *foo = 'a';
will write value of 'a' into memory at address that is in foo. type* foo;
is declaration and *foo
is dereferencing. |
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