Bifalgorithm post
When we assign a value to C, that value replaces the garbage data and gets stored in the memory. But what if instead of storing values, we wanted to store memory addresses? That's where pointers come in.
When we assign a value to C, that value replaces the garbage data and gets stored in the memory. But what if instead of storing values, we wanted to store memo…
Ideas in this flowchart
- Value Assignment and Pointers
- Value Assignment
- Replace Garbage Data
- Store in Memory
- Storing Memory Addresses
- Introduction to Pointers
