What is a Pointer in C?
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In programming, a pointer refers to an address for a value. A pointer is a variable that points to a value’s address. It optimizes the code and speeds up performance. Every time a variable is declared within a program, the system allocates memory for that variable. The memory possesses an address number. The term “pointer variable” refers to the variables that contain this address number.