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Int Num 5 Cout Put The Star Next To The Data Type To Make It Easier Na (X) (Na + X)

This document discusses pointers in C++. It declares an integer variable num with a value of 5 and prints the memory address of num. It then declares a pointer variable numAddress and assigns the address of num to it. The document also shows that dereferencing a pointer with * gives the value at that memory location.

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Int Num 5 Cout Put The Star Next To The Data Type To Make It Easier Na (X) (Na + X)

This document discusses pointers in C++. It declares an integer variable num with a value of 5 and prints the memory address of num. It then declares a pointer variable numAddress and assigns the address of num to it. The document also shows that dereferencing a pointer with * gives the value at that memory location.

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int num = 5; cout << &num <<endl; int* numAdress = &num; int*ptr.

---> put the star next to the data type to make it easier na[x]; = *(na + x);

pointers! ||||||| Hold memory locations

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