Lecture

Pointers and Arrays: Arithmetic, Buffer Overflow

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This lecture covers the arithmetic of pointers, the relationship between pointers and arrays, and the concept of buffer overflow in C programming. The instructor explains how pointers can be used to access elements in arrays and warns about the risks of buffer overflow.

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