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Lecture 18-20

Lecture 18-20. Pointers. Outline. Defining and using Pointers Operations on pointers Arithmetic Logical Pointers and Arrays Memory Management for Pointers. Pointer Fundamentals.

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REACH TEST REVIEW

CECS 121 Final Test. REACH TEST REVIEW. Function Prototypes & Definitions. Function Prototype Syntax return-type function_name ( arg_type arg1, ..., arg_type argN );

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C Language

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Introduction to Pointers

Introduction to Pointers. Adapted from Dr. Craig Chase, The University of Texas at Austin. Warning! Dangerous Curves. C (and C++) have just about the most powerful, flexible and dangerous pointers in the world.

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Introduction to Pointers

Introduction to Pointers. Adapted from Dr. Craig Chase, The University of Texas at Austin. Warning! Dangerous Curves. C (and C++) have just about the most powerful, flexible and dangerous pointers in the world.

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Pointers

Pointers. CSE 2451 Rong Shi. Language comparison. C has pointers Java has references C++ has pointers and references. Pointers. Values of variables are stored in memory, at a particular location A location is identified and referenced with an address

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Pointers and Dynamic Arrays (9.1). Pointers. A variables which holds the memory address for a variable of a specific type. Call-by-Reference is actually using pointer. Pointer Variables. Declare a pointer: type *name; Ex: int *p;

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A pointer is a variable whose contents is the address of another variable .

Introduction to Pointers. A pointer is a variable whose contents is the address of another variable . The size of the pointer variable must be n bits where 2 n bytes is the size of the address space . For the Intel x86 and SPARC systems, address space size is 4GB and we have n=32.

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Linked Lists

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Pointers

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Recitation 7

Recitation 7. Collections. Array List and Linked List. Array List and Linked List are implementations of the same interface: List. As a result, they have a number of methods that do the same job.

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