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[HELD BY  ] PEGGY FISHER

Pointers are a type of variable that holds a memory address
as its value. They are used to control memory allocation in
resource-constrained applications. Pointers are
surprisingly simple and incredibly valuable to developers
who want to create smart, memory-efficient programs. Join
staff instructor Peggy Fisher in these tutorials as she
explores C++ pointers in depth. Learn how pointers differ
from addresses and arrays, and how they are used to
allocate memory both at program execution and as the
program runs. Find out how to pass pointers as arguments to
functions, and use the new and delete operators to assign
memory dynamically. By the end of the course, you'll have a
much better understanding of how to put C++ pointers to
practical use in your own applications.

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