Lecture

Pointers: Declaration and Operators

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This lecture covers the declaration and basic operators of pointers in C++, including syntax for declaring and initializing pointers, as well as the & and * operators for memory addresses and pointed values. It also highlights the potential confusion between the & and * notations in C++, emphasizing the differences between references and pointer addresses.

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Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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