Why learn pointers in C if I can just return values…
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Why learn pointers in C if I can just return values normally?
I don't really understand the point of pointers right now. If my function can just return a value directly, why would I complicate things with 'int \*ptr = &x'?
I'm new to C, and every time I read about pointers, I get the impression that it's just a complicated way to do something simple. Is there a real case where I'm forced to use them?
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I don't really understand the point of pointers right now. If my function can just return a value directly, why would I complicate things with 'int \*ptr = &x'?
I'm new to C, and every time I read about pointers, I get the impression that it's just a complicated way to do something simple. Is there a real case where I'm forced to use them?
#programming #technology #dev
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