When can you use a pointer with a function?
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Answer / Neeraj Trivedi
"A pointer can be used with a function to allow the function to modify its caller's variables, or to pass large blocks of data (such as arrays and structures) to functions more efficiently. Pointers are particularly useful when working with dynamic memory allocation or in situations where you want to iterate through an array or traverse a data structure like a linked list. "
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