Answer / ramya

pointer is a memory variable that stores the address of the
another variabe

Answer / arun

A pointer is a programming language data type whose value
refers directly to (or "points to") another value stored
elsewhere in the computer memory using its address.A pointer
references a location in memory, and obtaining the value at
the location a pointer refers to is known as dereferencing
the pointer.

Answer / umashankar mishra

pointer is a variable which is used to store the adress of
another variable
syntax:
int *ptr
* symbole is used to defined the pointer

Answer / p.madhupriya

pointer is a variable that points to address of another variable

Answer / durgesh jaiswal

pointer is a memory variable which holds the address of another variable.........
syntax-*ptr

Answer / backiya

pointer is a memory variable...
it's stored address in another new variable

Answer / ramesh bhumarapu

Pointer is a Reference Variable...
which contains address of another variables

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