c++ I understand what a pointer is and what a double pointer is. However what I...
c++
I understand what a pointer is and what a double pointer is. However what I don't understand is why they are used. In which case should you use a pointer?
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When you want to create the memory dynamically you have to use
the pointeRS
We will use the pointers in functions where you want to return more
than 1 value but you can
in those cases you will passes the parameters using the
pointers
for implementing the most important data structures like linkedlist
and trees we need to use pointers
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