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Address Operator
In programming, an operator used to determine the memory address of a variable.
Variable Pointed
Refers to the specific variable or memory location that a pointer variable is currently pointing to.
Indirection Operator
A symbol used in programming (commonly the asterisk * in C/C++) to access the value at a memory address pointed to by a pointer variable.
Pointer
A variable in C and C++ that stores the memory address of another variable, allowing for direct memory manipulation.
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