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&lt;p&gt;By Srijan Pointers are arguably the most difficult feature of C to
understand. But, they are one of the features which make C an excellent
language. In this article, we will go from the very basics of pointers
to their usage with arrays, functions, a&amp;hellip;&lt;/p&gt;
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